Finding the limit of a function

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Homework Statement



lim x-1/1-x
x-->-infinity



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none really



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Other questions relating to this part of limits have us factor out the x from the function. So when I take the x out of the function I get 1/-1 with a final answer of -1.

Is this correct?
 
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You don't "take x out of the function." You note that the constant 1 and -1 are not relevant when x is very large. The equation reduced to x/-x = -1. There's your limit.