When evaluating a limit, the first step is to check whether the denominator equals zero at the point of interest. If the denominator is zero, the function may be undefined or require special techniques. In this case, substituting X = 1 into the denominator (2 - X²) gives 2 - 1 = 1, which is not zero.
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Learn how to solve a limit step by step! In this quick math lesson, we evaluate the limit as x approaches 1 of the expression (4x^3 + x − 7) divided by (2 − x^2) and find the final answer using direct substitution. This video is perfect for Algebra 2, Pre‑Calculus, or Calculus students who want clear, simple explanations. ✅ Watch how each step is broken down ✅ Practice evaluating limits using substitution ✅ Build confidence in your problem‑solving skills
Can you solve this limit as X approaches one of four X cubed plus X minus seven divided by two minus X squared?
First, check whether the denominator is zero when X equal to one.
Substitute one for X.
Two minus one squared equal to one.
Since the denominator is not zero, the function is continuous at X equal to one, so we can evaluate the limit by direct substitution.
Again, we will substitute one for X.
Four times one cubed plus one minus seven divided by two minus one squared.
Simplify, we have negative two over one equal to negative two.
The limit is negative two.
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