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Chapter 1: Q. 27 (page 88)

Consider the limit values below:

limx→3-f(x)=2,limx→3+f(x)=2andf(3)

The strategy is to sketch the graph of the function having the above limit values

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The limits values arelimx→3-f(x)=2,limx→3+f(x)=2andf(3)∪

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Step 1. Given

The limits values arelimx→3-f(x)=2,limx→3+f(x)=2andf(3)∪

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Step 2. Graph obtained

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