limit of a function if it exists , lim x->2  1 (x^2-4)^1/3
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Let x=2+δ, then x2=4+4δ approx if δ is very small. x2-4=4δ approx.

(x2-4)-⅓=1/(4δ). As δ→0, x→2 and lim as x→2 of (x2-4)-⅓→∞, so the limit is undefined.

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