Other's Responses
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Cheaters never prosper. 13KeyClick + Refresh = You now have a very very negative score, sir.
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This made me laugh, I'll admit.
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In logics, student wins.
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lawls..... SIMPLICITY FTW
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If we apply your way of thinking, you actually got a "10" instead of a "0".
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public school has no appreciation for right brainers
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Stupid questions get stupid answers.
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i actually laughed my ass off on this one....who new calc was that easy?
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that was so easy... infinite.. but the boy or girl was pretty smart hehe
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I actually didn't see it at first, but this one's genius xD
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As you can see up the top..... YOLO :D
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hahahahabahhaahahahahahahahahaha that was so hilarious!!!!!! XDDDDDD
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si= if entonces=then
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Mark = Infinite 10s
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should it have been in black ink? is that why its wrong?
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Maybe the '5' was rotated the wrong way.
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This was brilliant
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niu B
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it says: "if the limit as x approaches 8 of 1 / (X - 8) approaches infinity, then what does the limit as x approaches 5 of 1 / (X - 5) approach?" Si = If Entonces = Then
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I love it! I actually lmfao (:
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that's got to be the best one i seen yet :)
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The example they provided would have been right had they specified that to find the right hand limit but since the limit of the right is infinity and the limit on the left is negative infinity the real answer would be undefined.
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lim i/(X-8) when x->8 is an indertermination...
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Oh so the answer isn't a sideways number?
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This is by far the funniest I've ever seen, lol.
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if the mark is written the same way as the 5 and the 8, he's got 10 points ! lol
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8-8 is the same as 5-5 the answer is the fucking same, infinity
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THATS FXING SMART!
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From the right and left lim of 1/0 does not exist. Firstly one nulth does not exist... Right side equal + infinity, and left side - infinity, left and right sided limits differs, so lim(x->8) for 1/(x-8), does not have lim in 8, as well as lim(x->5) for 1/(x-5). But I agree, perfect answer for incorrect question.
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The 0 the teacher gave is probably sideways as well.
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To you stupid pisscunts saying that the limit doesn't exist, LOOK AT THE FIRST WORD ON THE PAGE. It says "IF" the limit = infinity, meaning you apply the limit approaching from the right, not the left.
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Maybe it was supposed to be reasoning, not maths?!?!?
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but... the limit as x approaches 8 of 1/(x-8) is undefined!
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So we're assuming that's a right-hand limit, are we?
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Classical! Oh, if Mr G. found this out he'll say: see me so we can discuss your method. 0. XDD
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I see nothing wrong good job!
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luv it! lmao
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Retards don't know limits, the limit does not exist, so this is a teacher fail + fake
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Genius
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I don't get it. Oh yeah, I don't speak geek.
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This test is dumb. The limit of those functions do not exist. The limit from the left is negative infinity, and from the right it is positive infinity. The student is no more wrong than the teacher.
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The limit actually does not exist, unless it's as X approaches 8 from either the positive side (in which case it's infinity) or the negative side (in which case it's negative infinity). Can't blame the kid for getting a wrong answer on a question with a false premise.
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depending on the funcion the top one is correct, the domain must not be 5 but when dealing witth irrational functions which mean's it's either a hole or non existand, but i phail to understand why you'd want to correct it because what matters is the 5 xDDDDDDD
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oh christ on a cross wot a load of nobs do be commenting on this site. humourless nerds. oh, and the post is fkn funny, made me laff
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Made me laugh as do silly
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The first limit actually doesn't exist :P
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This is wrong. Should be negative infinity. Is funny, but yould be better if the math in the first example was done right.
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8 is basically a sideways infinity. So x-infinity, is indeed infinity. Silly teachers.
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Ironically the example one is also wrong because both limits don't exist because as both of them approach their respective numbers from lower numbers, the limit approches negative infinity. However, the limit approches positive infinity when both numbers approach their respective numbers from higher numbers. Since overall limits only exist if they're the same on both sides, the ansver to both are undefined.
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i know why... because he read the example by otherside of paper....hahaaha
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there to many number to get a chance to get this right
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took me a while but... PERFECT answer:D
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lmfaoo ahahha
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IT IS SO CLEAR NAO O_O
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I dont get it
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WIN!
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the answer is 3
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It wouldve been right if he turned the 5 around the other way.
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Actually, the first limit doesn't tend to +inf. The left limit tends to -inf and the right limit tends to +inf, so the limit is not defined. But this is funny anyways.
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Great twisting!
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abstract reasoning ?? HAHHAHA !! ur on the wrong exam :P L.O.L :D
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The limit approached by the second equation would equal through to infinity, as well.
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5 = True :3 Blv or Not
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This is fake, my teacher showed it to my class as a joke line 5 years ago
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public school has no appreciation for right brainers
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I'll admit it took me a while. But I laughed.
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umm i didnt get it :(
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So, the student got a 10. Grats!
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Lol ITs in Spanish.
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actually, the problem is incorrect, as the limit as x approaches 8 from the right is infinity. as it approaches 8 from the left, the limit is negative infinity. since this is not indicated, the student is technically correct (since the correct answer for both is actually "undefined" & last time I checked, so is a sideways 5!)
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YOU...SHALL NOT....PAAAASSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!
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mathematical reasoning.. we actually learn dat in skool..;p
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lol, this is something I would do
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Just...what?
Cheaters never prosper. 13KeyClick + Refresh = You now have a very very negative score, sir.