Find the constant coefficient for the limit of rational function to exist MCV4U IB SL

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So why do we set the top portion equal to 0 to find k?

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Im 3 years late haha but I think the reason is since (x+2) is 0 when x = -2 and our goal is to have a factor of (x+2) in the numerator, therefore, we set the numerator to be equal to 0

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