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If lim f(x) =9, then lim f(x) exists; to what value does it converge to?
x-->5- x-->5
Understanding Limit Convergence: Solving for the Converging Value
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The discussion centers on the mathematical concept of limit convergence, specifically addressing the condition that if lim f(x) = 9, then lim f(x) exists as x approaches 5. Participants emphasize the importance of demonstrating an attempt to solve the problem to receive assistance. Additionally, the conversation hints at the necessary conditions for a limit to exist, which are crucial for understanding limit behavior in calculus.
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If lim f(x) =9, then lim f(x) exists; to what value does it converge to?
x-->5- x-->5
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step1536. You need to start using the template. If you do not make an 'attempt,' you will hard-pressed to get help.
Nothing personal; forum rules
At least feign an attempt 
Here is a hint: What conditions need to be met in order for a limit to exist?
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