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Finding limits: Find the given limits if they exist. If a limit does not exist, explain why.

limt01/(3+t)1/3t,(3+t)29t

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limt01/(3+t)1/3t,(3+t)29t=-19,6

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Step 1. Given information

limt01/(3+t)1/3t,(3+t)29t

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Step 2. Finding limit for limt→0 1/(3+t)−1/3t

limt01/(3+t)1/3t=13(t+3)

limt01/(3+t)1/3t=-13(0+3)

limt01/(3+t)1/3t=-19

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Step 3. Finding limit for limt→0 (3+t)2−9t

limt0(3+t)29t=limt0t+6

limt0(3+t)29t=0+6=6

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