Answer: The right hand limit is 4
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Start on the right side of the value x = 2. In other words, start at some value larger than 2, say x = 4. Starting at x = 4, move closer to x = 2. Move as close as you can. The closer x gets to 2, the closer y gets to 4. You'll never actually get to x = 2 or y = 4 because of the hole. However, the right-hand limiting value is 4 assuming you can keep getting closer and closer.
Note: if you approach x = 2 from the left side, you arrive at a different y value So this suggests that overall, the limit at x = 2 doesn't exist. But the right hand limit (RHL) does exist as described above.
Answer:
the cube root of 64 is 3√64=4.
Step-by-step explanation:
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I solved this by hand first, then cymath, then Wolfram alpha. we all agree the solution to the equation involved is x=-3 however -3 is not a multiple of 6. if you plug it in you get a solution of 24 but I don't consider this to be a valid question.
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