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Chapter 14: Q. 7 (page 889)

If we only approach c from one side, then we have a(n) ___________limit.

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one-sided.

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Step. 1 Given

We have a limit and we are approaching from only one side that is either left side or right side.

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Step. 2 What is this limit called?

When we approach from only one side then this limit is known as one-sided limit.

One-sided limit are of two types Left hand limit if we approach from left side and Right hand limit if we approach from right side.

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