is this a true or false statement? "If lim f(x) as x->c exist, then lim sqr[f(x)] exist"
no calculus help here? lol
let f(x) be x-1 and let c =0, can you check that statement now ?
no i am still unsure.
i would say false, since counterexamples exist example: \[f(x) = \frac{1}{x^{2}}\] limit as x->0 exists \[\sqrt{f(x)} = \frac{1}{x}\] limit as x->0 does not exist
hmm well your example f(x) doesnt exist, and in the statement f(x) does exist. i cant think of an example where f(x) exist and the srt(f(x)) doesnt.
limit of f(x) Does exist ? lim (1/x^2) as x->0 is positive infinity
correct, your given limit doesnt exist. but in the true/false statement it is stated that f(x) exists, so i dont think your example can be applied to answer this.
what !?!?
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