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Line 27: Direct substitution of the number that ''x'' approaches into either of these functions leads to the indeterminate form 0/0, but both limits actually exist and are 1 and 14 respectively. The indeterminate form does not imply the limit does not exist. [[Algebraic elimination]] or applying [[L'Hopital's rule]] can be used to simplify the expression so the limit can be more easily and actually evaluated. ''This article is a [[stub]]. You can help Wikipedia by [[Wikipedia:find or fix a stub \| fixing]] it.''

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