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For p(x)/q(x) with q(a) = 0 but p(a) not 0, what happens to the limit at a?
AIt equals p(a)
BIt equals zero
CIt equals one
DIt does not exist
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It does not exist
A nonzero numerator over a vanishing denominator gives no finite limit.
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