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Consider the following limit.
lim (3x + 2)
x→2
Find the limit L.

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Dinofish32

Answer: L = 8

Step-by-step explanation:

[tex]{\lim \atop {x \to 2}} \, 3x+2[/tex] asks us what value does the graph of 3x+2 approach as the value of x approaches 2. Since there are no holes or gaps in the graph of 3x + 2, we can plug in x into the expression without having to do any fancy calculus:

[tex]{\lim \atop {x \to 2}} \, 3x+2\\=3(2) + 2\\= 6 + 2\\= 8[/tex]

The limit evaluates to 8.

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