Determine the limit (attached on the picture) it is just a one number answer, can someone check it out?
what's the function???
y = f(x) that's all it is given
i remember the teacher said the answer is the slope of the point? but i'm not sure
i think it's -3 cause -3 is an asymptote in here right
cause y=-3 is an asymptote i meant***
on the graph the function has a point of discontinuity are x = -2 so the limit should be 3
oop y = 3
3 or -3 O.o|dw:1339792861887:dw|
isnt it 3 .. since the y is 3 when x = 2?
and plus it is x-> -2+ so it is not going to -3 asymtote tho
have a look at x = -2... and go up to y = 3... thats a point of discontinuity
im actually talkkng abt this one O.o im confused :S|dw:1339792966245:dw|
the graph doesn't exist at that point
so lim doesnt exist at x=-2 O.o
the limit exists.... bit its value is 3....
oh ok, thanks! so it is nothing about "slopes" right?
the little circle idicates a break in the curve... why is it broken at, because x can't get to the value of y = 3, thats the feature that exists at x = -2
oh, i think i understand what u are saying, thanks! so the answer will be the same for -2- and -2 + ?
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