Math Help! (Limits)

EternalWrath · 10-8-2007, 08:50 AM

All right, so apparently my math teacher is in cahoots with these other math teachers from other schools, and one of them had difficulty solving a particular limit (yes, the teacher had trouble). My teacher said she didn't have any trouble, but she thought that if it was difficult enough to give a teacher a headache, then it is an excellent problem to give the class to solve.

Here's the problem:

"Find the limit as x approaches 1 of the function: [(3x^2-4)sqrt(x) + 1] / (x-1)"

I'm going to try to solve it on my own, but if for some reason I can't get it I will check on here later for the answer.

10-8-2007, 08:50 AM	#1
EternalWrath FFR Player Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Connecticut Posts: 35	Math Help! (Limits) All right, so apparently my math teacher is in cahoots with these other math teachers from other schools, and one of them had difficulty solving a particular limit (yes, the teacher had trouble). My teacher said she didn't have any trouble, but she thought that if it was difficult enough to give a teacher a headache, then it is an excellent problem to give the class to solve. Here's the problem: "Find the limit as x approaches 1 of the function: [(3x^2-4)sqrt(x) + 1] / (x-1)" I'm going to try to solve it on my own, but if for some reason I can't get it I will check on here later for the answer. __________________ Your defenestration is imminent Like video games, but are tired of talking with the same noobs online? Check out The eLounge. If you're not 100% satisfied, then... um... just leave.

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