PLEASE PLEASE HELP!!!!!! I have never seen a limit like this (and I took AP Calc BC) The problem says:
\[\lim_{ -1} = f(x)\]
what does this mean??? do you look at a picture of the function and say what the y value is where x=-1?
Look at the graph at -1. Does it exist?
yes
At what point does it exist on the graph?
approximately 19/10 -- it does not land on an obvious point
What it's asking when it says limit is, what y value is the graph approaching as u move in towards x = - 1 on the graph.
It's NOT asking what y value the graph takes at the point x=-1 (which is where people usually get confused). It's asking for the behavior at the point.
by behavior do you mean slope?
or do you mean what the function is increasing towards -- in which case, how do I write just a number as an answer
yeah, focus on the function.
Thanks!
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