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20 13 Li Yongle review encyclopedia P 10 example 1. 13 the first small question. Why does (the 1 power of X of E minus one) the 1 power of X of E add one?
First of all. The whole book is rubbish. . .

This kind of problem is regular. . . When E [1/(X-A)] is encountered, the limit should be obtained from the positive and negative directions of a respectively.

Here we need to find the limit from the+-direction of 0. If they are equal, then there is an answer. If not, then the limit does not exist.

lim(x->; 0+)f(x)=- 1

lim(x->; 0-)f(x)= 1

The restriction does not exist.