I tried infiniti but it told me It\'s wrong, please help Calculate the limit alg

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I tried infiniti but it told me It's wrong, please help

Calculate the limit algebraically. HINT [See Example 3.] (If the limit does not exist, enter DNE.) If the limit does not exist, say why. As x rightarrow 0+ we get determinate form which is negative and so the limit diverges to -infinity. The limit does exist. As x rightarrow 0+ the denominator goes to zero. Since we can not divide by zero, the limit does not exist. As x rightarrow 0+ we get determinate form which is negative and so the limit diverges to 8.

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As x--> 0+ we get the determinate form 8/0- which is negative and so the limit diverges to -infinity. Option 1 is the correct answer! 100% sure!

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