Investigating Limits: What Happens When x Approaches a Constant or Zero?

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Jun 17, 2021

Homework Statement: Investigate each limit.

Relevant Equations: See attachment of piecewise function.

Investigate each limit.

1. lim f(x) x→3

2. lim f(x) x→0

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