Limits of Piecewise Functions...2

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    Find the limit of the function as x tends to -1.

    Let me see.

    As x tends to -1, there are two answers:

    I get y = 1 and y = -2.

    Since y does not = y, I say the limit DNE.

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    correct
     
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    Thanks. Of course, limits of piecewise functions get a little bit more complicated as the chapters go on.
     
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