OpenStax, Precalculus 2e §12.2 Finding Limits: Properties of Limits · Exercise 2 · Algebra · Expressions

Finding Limits: Properties of Limits · Exercise 2

When direct substitution is used to evaluate the limit of a rational function as $x$ approaches $a$ and the result is $f (a) = \frac{0}{0},$ does this mean that the limit of $f$ does not exist?

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OpenStax, Precalculus 2e · §12.2 Finding Limits: Properties of Limits · Exercise 2

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