sketch a graph of function f that satisfies these conditions
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\[\lim_{x \rightarrow 2} f(x)=-3\] \[\lim_{x \rightarrow -3^-} f(x)=f(2)=5\] f is increasing on (-inf, -3) \[\lim_{x \rightarrow -3^-}f(x)>\lim_{x \rightarrow -3^+}f(x)\] f is constant on (x, +inf)
it has to satisfy all of those D:
Can you check the following? f is constant on (x, +inf)
Yes I got that. ^.^
it's an open circle on (2,2) right?
is it "f(x) is constant on (2,+inf)?
no, it just says f. I'm pretty sure f and f(x) mean the same thing, right?
but is "f is constant on (2,+inf)"? (i.e. not (x,+inf) )
yes
I have, right now, an open circle on point (2,2) with a horizontal line going to the right c: that's right, right?
or is it "f is constant on (-3,+inf)"?
f is constant on (2, +inf)
Well, we have Lim f(x) x->2 = -3, so the horizontal line should be at y=-3. |dw:1441333851902:dw| agree?
wait... why -3?
wait....nvm. I see now
From the first condition, \(Lim_{x->2} ~~f(x)=-3\)
so far so good?
from f(2)=5 (in the second line), we have |dw:1441334065831:dw|
ok there?
is that vertical line supposed to be there?
The rest of line 2 (lim x->3- = 5 ) gives: |dw:1441334208871:dw| then from the fourth line f is increasing up to x=-3
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