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I'm working on Proofs for Limits. So my question is how the bloody hell do I do this. This is the equation I am working with: F(x)= (x^2-5x+8)(x-3)/(x-3) Use the limit properties to prove algebraically that limf(x)=2 as X approaches 3

Just do what Quidditch says and remember the quadratic formula is x= -b plus or minus square root of (b^2-4ac) all over 2a. Sorry I'm on a laptop and can't do the plus or minus symbol.

Oh well I cannot provide you to a link but I can tell you that it is hymns. Considering that Gothic cathedrals were very ornate in nature they are I believe roman catholic or catholic at the very least. So start looking up some hymns, and these hymns were...

the row boat is simple because it has rows that push the boat using the force of water as a levy to push it. Like a saw is not a machine just a tool, an arm is not a machine, a person hiking is not a machine, person catching is not a machine, wheel can be...

I've got a graph. It shows Limf(x) is two, There is some long way thanks though.

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