SOLUTION: find the limit with algebra (3x-6)/(x^2-x-2) as x approaches 2

SOLUTION: find the limit with algebra (3x-6)/(x^2-x-2) as x approaches 2

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Question 1037348: find the limit with algebra (3x-6)/(x^2-x-2) as x approaches 2
Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Not an asymptote, but a missing point, a discontinuity at x=2. That value which the function will never reach is .
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