Limit of Piecewise Function

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    nycmathguy

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    Calculus
    Section 2.3

    Note: The following question is not covered by Jenn in any of her limits video lessons. However, I am curious about how this one is done.

    Can you help me with parts (a - c)?

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    a. [​IMG]

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    b. lim f(x) as x->1 does exist

    c.

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    Much better here. Do you see your answer for part (a)? This is how I would like for you to reply moving forward. It makes reading math so much easier. How did you conclude the limit is 1? I am not too clear in terms of limits of piecewise functions.
     
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