Question

Find the limit or state that it does not exist lim x->0 - f(x)

Answer 1

@RadEn can u help me??

Answer 2

@supercrazy92 can u help?

Answer 3

f(x) = ... ?

Answer 4

nope:(

Answer 5

ok thanks anyways

Answer 6

@RadEn umm yea it is telling me what is the limit in lim x->0- f(x) and if there is no limit to state that it doesnt exist

Answer 7

hmmm.. actually, the value of f(x) is given like f(x) = 3x, f(x) = x^2, or what ...

Answer 8

yea but its not asking for a value its asking for its limit

Answer 9

here is the graph

Answer 10

@AravindG um can u help?

Answer 11

looks it does not exist, because on the graph, the value of f(x) not consist at around x=0^- (for f(0) = -2, f(-1)=0, etc...) but im not sure too

Answer 12

okay thanks

Answer 13

the limit exists

Answer 14

what is it then?

Answer 15

why Zarkon, thank for confirm :)

Answer 16

you tell me

Answer 17

really ?

Answer 18

I'm not giving out answers

Answer 19

I will tell you if you are correct though

Answer 20

yup, i see. but i need ur opinion, somethink rule i miss about this

Answer 21

what is the value of \(f\) getting close to as you let x get close to zero from the left

Answer 22

just follow along the graph

Answer 23

hmmm -2?

Answer 24

correct

Answer 25

ok thanks :)

Answer 26

yup, i just remember now.. just follow along the graph :)
thank u @Zarkon for ur confirm, and im sorry @onegirl for my bad :(

Answer 27

its okay thank you all for your help!