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How can you tell if a limit does not exit or that it goes to infinity?
examplelim\underbrace{x\rightarrow}_{0}(\frac{\sqrt{x+1}}{x})
The x goes to 0The book says the limit is \infty but if you take the left side limit you get -\infty and if you take the right side of the limit you \infty. So wouldn't this limit not exist, because you have two different limits?
examplelim\underbrace{x\rightarrow}_{0}(\frac{\sqrt{x+1}}{x})
The x goes to 0The book says the limit is \infty but if you take the left side limit you get -\infty and if you take the right side of the limit you \infty. So wouldn't this limit not exist, because you have two different limits?