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Find the limit as x approaches -4 of 4-lxl/4+x
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Answered by drwls
Do you mean
(4-|x|)/(4+x)

or 4 - |x/4| + x ?

In the first case, the limit is 1 because
4 - |x| = 4 + x in the region around x = -4
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