How do you evaluate the limit of #lim (h^2+4h+4)/(h+2)# as #h->-2#? Precalculus Limits Two-Sided Limits 1 Answer sjc Dec 5, 2016 0 Explanation: #Lim_(hrarr-2)(h^2+4h+4)/(h+2)# #Lim_(hrarr-2)((h+2)cancel((h+2)))/cancel((h+2)# #Lim_(hrarr-2)(h+2)=0# Answer link Related questions What is a two-sided limit? How do I find two-sided limits? What is a limit from below? How do you find limits on a graphing calculator? What are some sample limit problems? What is the limit as #t# approaches 0 of #(tan6t)/(sin2t)#? What is the limit as #x# approaches 0 of #1/x#? What is the limit as #x# approaches 0 of #tanx/x#? Is there a number "a" such that the equation below exists? If so what is the value of "a" and its limit. What is the equation below solved for x to the nearest hundredth? See all questions in Two-Sided Limits Impact of this question 1776 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License