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Calculus Limit Laws Part 4
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Description
This video shows you how to solve for the limit of a function. It solves the following problems.
1.limit of [(x^2 + x -12)/(x-3)] as x approaches 3
2.limit of [((3 + h)^2 - 9)/h] as x approaches 0
1.limit of [(x^2 + x -12)/(x-3)] as x approaches 3
2.limit of [((3 + h)^2 - 9)/h] as x approaches 0
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