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The piecewise function of the above evaluate the following statements has the limit of the function as,
- a) Does not exist (DNE)
- b) 3
- -1
- 3
- e) Does not exist (DNE)
- 2
What is the limit of a function?
The limit of a function at a certain point is the points, or boundary, in which the function can be existed.
- The first function is given as,
[tex]\lim_{x \to -2} f(x)[/tex]
Here, the limit of the function is -2. This limit does not exist for the given graphed function.
- The second function is given as,
[tex]\lim_{x \to 0} f(x)[/tex]
Here, the limit of the function is 0. At this limit the function is continues and the value of the function at point 0 is 3.
- The third function is given as,
[tex]\lim_{x \to 2} f(x)[/tex]
Here, the limit of the function is 2. At both the place, upside or downside, we get the value as -1. Thus, the value of function is -1.
- The forth function is given as,
[tex]f(2)[/tex]
Here, the function has the initial value 2. At this value, the value of the function is 3. Thus, the limit of the function at this point is 3.
- The fifth function is given as,
[tex]\lim_{x \to 4} f(x)[/tex]
Here, the limit of the function is 4. For this limit, the asymptotes goes from positive infinite and negative infinite. Thus, the limit does not exist for this point.
- The sixth function is given as,
[tex]\lim_{x \to \infty} f(x)[/tex]
Here, the limit of the function is ∞. For this limit, the function will tend asymptotically to the number 2.
The piecewise function of the above evaluate the following statements has the limit of the function as,
- a) Does not exist (DNE)
- b) 3
- -1
- 3
- e) Does not exist (DNE)
- 2
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