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    How Close to -8 Do We Have to Take X\(\frac{1}{(x+8)^{2}}>100 ?\)
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How Close to -8 Do We Have to Take X 1(x+8)2>100?\frac{1}{(x+8)^{2}}>100 ?(x+8)21​>100?

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How close to -8 do we have to take x so that 1(x+8)2>100?\frac{1}{(x+8)^{2}}>100 ?(x+8)21​>100?

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