Question #260066

Consider the function f and its graph given to the right.

Find ​a) lim

x→−3−

 g(x)​; ​b) lim

x→−3+

 g(x)​; ​c)lim

x→−3

 g(x).

If a limit does not​ exist, state that fact.


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Expert's answer
2021-11-03T11:46:00-0400

Answer:-

as graph is not given , so we will solve the question by directly putting the limits

Let us consider a function f(x)

a) Limx3g(x)[f(x)]=[f(3g(x)]a) \ Lim_{x\rightarrow-3-g(x)}[f(x)]\\ = [f(-3-g(x)]


b) Limx3+g(x)[f(x)]=[f(3+g(x)]b) \ Lim_{x\rightarrow-3+g(x)}[f(x)]\\ = [f(-3+g(x)]


c) Limx3g(x)[f(x)]=[f(3g(x)]c) \ Lim_{x\rightarrow-3g(x)}[f(x)]\\ = [f(-3g(x)]



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