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(8x-3)/(2x-1)-(4x2+1)/(4x2-1)=

[(8x-3)(2x+1)-(4x2+1)]/(4x2-1)=

(16x2+2x-3-4x2-1)/(4x2-1)=

(12x2+2x-4)/(4x2-1)=

2(6x2+x-2)/[(2x-1)(2x+1)]=

2(3x-1)(2x+1)/[(2x-1)(2x+1)]=

2(3x-1)/(2x-1) when x≠-½.

When x=½, the numerator=2(3/2-1)=1, while the denominator=0. Therefore the limit as x→½ is infinity.

When x=-½, the expression is 2(-3/2-1)/(-1-1)=(-5)/(-2)=5/2, therefore the limit as x→-½ is 5/2.

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