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The limit as x approaches 4 ((-3x+1)/(x-4)^2) is
A. -11
B. -13
C. Infinity
D. Negative infinity
E. DNE
10 years ago

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Steve
(1-3x) -> -11
(x-4)^2 -> +0

so, looks like D to me
10 years ago

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