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True or False. Explain.

If lim f(x)=L
x → a^+
then
lim f(x)=L
x → a^-
10 years ago

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Answered by Damon
nope, what if
y = L (x-a)/|x-a|
10 years ago
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True or False. Explain.

If lim f(x)=L
x → a^+
then
lim f(x)=L
x → a^-

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