Answer to Question #15291 in Calculus for Chantal

Question #15291

Is there a number 'a' such that lim┬(x→-2)⁡〖(3x^2+ax+a+3)/(x^2+x-2)〗exists? For such 'a' (if any), find lim┬(x→-2)⁡〖(3x^2+ax+a+3)/(x^2+x-2)〗.

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