Geometric Interpretation of a Limit

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    Calculus
    Section 1.5

    All three cases, according to the late James Stewart, represent the limit of f(x) as x tends to a equals L.

    Sorry but I cannot make the connection between the images here and the intuitive definition of a limit.

    Can you please explain all three images?
    If I am going to get a decent understanding of calculus as a whole, I need to FIRMLY AND POSITIVELY grasp the limit idea.

    Screenshot_20220402-124414_Samsung Notes.jpg

    Screenshot_20220402-124423_Samsung Notes.jpg

    Screenshot_20220402-124432_Samsung Notes.jpg

    You say?
     
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    upload_2022-4-2_20-1-56.jpeg

    so, yes all three cases represent the limit of f(x) as x tends to a equals L
     
    MathLover1, Apr 3, 2022
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    Thank you. More calculus and college algebra today. By the way, my birthday is on April 5, 2022. I will be 57 years old. So, I called out for tomorrow night. More math tomorrow as well. I return to work Tuesday evening.
     
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