lim x -3 h(x)
I was wondering if the answer is 4 or if it does not exist because it's a sharp corner/curve?

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lim x > -3 h(x)
I was wondering if the answer is 4 or if it does not exist because it's a sharp corner/curve?

anonymous · Answer

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dumbcow · Answer

the limit is still 4 because function is continuous and approaches 4 from both sides

the sharp corner means that the derivative or slope does not exist at that point (x=-3)

anonymous · Answer

dumbcow is right....if you trace the direction of the graph with your fingers from the left side of the graph and the right side, youll see that both sides approach y=4 when x approaches -3