
Kenneth S. answered 11/11/17
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lim 1/(x-8) as x →8-
you can experiment with values close to 8 but 'not quite there', namely 7.9, 7.99, etc. and you see that the denominator is negative but small in absolute value; therefore the quotient is negative but its absolute value is larger and larger as the x value gets closer to 8. Therefore this limit DNE but it can be expressed as -infinity to show you what's happening