[Steps Shown] Use one-sided limits to find the limit or determine that the limit does not exist. x→ 4^+lim
Question: Use one-sided limits to find the limit or determine that the limit
does not exist.
\[\underset{x\to {{4}^{+}}}{\mathop{\lim }}\,\frac{16-{{x}^{2}}}{4-x}\]
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