Show that limx - 0-x-x - 1

Let L=lim _ x→ 0 ^ + |x| x #160; |x|=x for (x gt;0) Therefore, L=lim _ x→ 0 ^ + x x #160; ⇒ L=1 Hence, shown. ...

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Show that ${lim}_{x \to 0^{+}} \frac{| x |}{x} = 1$

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