
John M. answered 05/12/21
Math Teacher/Tutor/Engineer - Your Home, Library, MainStreet or Online
The limit as f(x) approaches -3 from the left and right are not equal, so the limit does not exist. this is how you are to remember this.
Jayce R.
asked 05/12/21The graph of g(x):
note: below is the link i cannot send the picture because of characters.
http://www.mathguide.com/lessons3/Limits3.html
i need help at the part of "Evaluating Limit" part...
my question is:
how do i find the limits of the graph in... lim ->-2 g(x)? as well as prove it exist or does not exist?
Thank you so much!
John M. answered 05/12/21
Math Teacher/Tutor/Engineer - Your Home, Library, MainStreet or Online
The limit as f(x) approaches -3 from the left and right are not equal, so the limit does not exist. this is how you are to remember this.
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