Mathematics, 19.10.2021 08:50, khohenfeld0

Suppose ℎ()is a polynomial. Is it possible that lim&→ℎ(")≠lim&→(ℎ(")? That is, is it possible that the end behaviors are different? Explain.

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Suppose ℎ()is a polynomial. Is it possible that lim&→*ℎ(")≠lim&→(*ℎ(")? That is, is it possi...