Math, asked by Anonymous, 1 year ago

lim x→3 (x²+7x-6)/(x²-2x-3)

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Answered by shivika5622

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Answer:

(3 square+7×3-6)/(3 square-2 ×3-3)

(9+21-6)/(3-6-3)

24/0

Anonymous: No, Wrong!!!!

shivika5622: how

shivika5622: its limit n

Anonymous: I too have done in this way but it is wrong.

shivika5622: ohh

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