Which of the following best describes the limit as x approaches 4 of the quotient of 2 times x divided by the quantity negative 2 plus square root of x ?


It exists and equals 4

It fails to exist because it is unbounded.

It fails to exist because its one-sided limits are not equal to the same number.

It fails to exist because it oscillates.

1 answer

what is wrong with using symbols?

2x/(√x-2)
the limit as x->4 is 8/0 which is undefined.

In fact, since √x-2 is positive as x->4 from the right and negative as x->4 from the left, it's both unbounded and unequal from left and right.

I think (b) is the better answer, since the "value" from left and right are not really a number; they are undefined.
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