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MCD2130 - T2 - 2025 Lecture Task Week 5
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Question text Consider the graph of [math: f(x)] shown below: a) [math: limx→2−f(x)=]\displaystyle \lim_{{x \to {2}^-}} f(x) =[input] b) [math: limx→2+f(x)=]\displaystyle\lim_{{x \to {2}^+}} f(x) =[input] c) [math: limx→2f(x)=]\displaystyle\lim_{{x \to {2}}} f(x) =[select: (Clear my choice), does not exist., exists and equals 1] Check Question 1
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First, restate the problem as given: we are asked to evaluate three one-sided and two-sided limits at x = 2 from the graph provided. The options shown are: a) lim_{x→2−} f(x) = [input], b) lim_{x→2+} f(x) = [input], c) lim_{x→2} f(x) = [select: Clear my choice, does not exist., exists and equals 1]. Now we analyze each piece.
Option a) lim_{x→2−} f(x) = 1. To assess the left-hand limit, observe the graph as x approaches 2 from values less than 2. If the y-value the graph approaches from the left-hand side is 1, this option would be correct. We need to check whether the left branch of the graph indeed approaches the height y ......Login to view full explanationLog in for full answers
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