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    The document is about rational limits in mathematics. It contains examples of limits of rational expressions as the variable approaches certain values. Some key limits calculated include: 1) The limit as x approaches -3 of (x^2-9)/(2x+7)(x+3) equals √5/6. 2) The limit as t approaches 3/2 of (8t^3-27)/(4t^2-9) equals 1. 3) The limit as h approaches 0 of (√h+2 - √2)/(h) equals 1. Most of the limits are determined by factorizing the rational expressions and separately evaluating the limits of the resulting numer

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    The document is about rational limits in mathematics. It contains examples of limits of rational expressions as the variable approaches certain values. Some key limits calculated include: 1) The limit as x approaches -3 of (x^2-9)/(2x+7)(x+3) equals √5/6. 2) The limit as t approaches 3/2 of (8t^3-27)/(4t^2-9) equals 1. 3) The limit as h approaches 0 of (√h+2 - √2)/(h) equals 1. Most of the limits are determined by factorizing the rational expressions and separately evaluating the limits of the resulting numer

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    The document is about rational limits in mathematics. It contains examples of limits of rational expressions as the variable approaches certain values. Some key limits calculated include: 1) The limit as x approaches -3 of (x^2-9)/(2x+7)(x+3) equals √5/6. 2) The limit as t approaches 3/2 of (8t^3-27)/(4t^2-9) equals 1. 3) The limit as h approaches 0 of (√h+2 - √2)/(h) equals 1. Most of the limits are determined by factorizing the rational expressions and separately evaluating the limits of the resulting numer

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    Matemáticas Aplicadas

    Limites Racionales

    Docente: José Fernando Velandia Tacuma

    Integrante: Camilo Nieto

    Programa: Negocios Internacionales


    Limites Racionales

    x2−9 ( x +3)( x−3) ( x−3) 6


    39. lim
    x→−3 √ 2
    2 x +7 x +3
    = lim
    √
    x→−3 (2 x+1)( x +3)
    = lim
    x→−3 (2 x+ 1) √
    = lim
    −3−3
    x→−3 2 ( −3 ) −1
    =
    √5 √
    8 t 3−27 ( 2t−9 ) (4 t 2 +6 t + 9) ( 4 t 2+ 6 t+9)
    40. lim
    t → 3/ 2 √ 4 t 2−9
    =
    √
    lim
    t →3 /2 (2 t−3)(2t +3)
    = lim
    t →3 /2 √ (2t +3)
    = lim √ 4 ¿ ¿ ¿ ¿
    t → 3/ 2

    41. lim
    √ x−1 =lim ( √ x−1)( √ x+ 1) =lim (x−1)
    =lim
    1
    =lim
    1
    =
    1
    x →1 x−1 x →1 (x −1)( √ x +1) x →1 ( x−1)( √ x +1) x → 1 √ x +1 x →1 √ 1+1 2

    42.

    lim
    √ x +5−2 = lim ( √ x +5−2)( √ x+ 5+2) = lim x+ 1
    = lim
    1
    = lim
    1
    =
    x→−1 x +1 x →−1 ( x +1)( √ x +5+2) x→−1 ( x +1)( √ x +5+2) x →−1 ( √ x +5+2) x →−1 ( √ (−1)+ 5+2)

    43.

    lim
    √ h+2−√ 2 =lim ( √ h+2−√ 2)( √ h+2+ √ 2) =lim h
    =lim
    1
    =lim
    1
    =
    1
    h→ 0 h h →0 (h)( √ h+2+ √ 2) h →0 (h)( √ h+2+ √ 2) h → 0 √ h+2+ √ 2 h → 0 √ (0)+2+ √ 2 2 √2

    1
    3
    3 2
    44.
    lim
    √ x−1 =lim 3 x =lim 1 =lim 1 = 1
    x →1 x−1 x →1
    3
    1 3
    x→ 1 x →1 3
    3x2 3(1) 2

    2 x 2−x−3 ( x−1)(2 x−3) (2 x −3) 2(−1)−3


    45. lim 3 2
    = lim 2
    = lim 2 = lim ¿¿ ¿
    x→−1 x +2 x +6 x +5 x→−1 ( x−1)(x + x +5) x →−1 (x + x +5) x →−1

    46.
    x 3−x 2−x +10 (x +2)( x2 −3 x +5) ( x 2−3 x+5) (−2)2−3 (−2 ) +5 4+ 6+5 15
    lim = lim = lim = lim = = =−1
    x→−2 x 2 +3 x+2 x→−2 ( x+1 )( x +2) x →−2 ( x +1) x→−2 (−2 ) +1 −1 −1

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