1. lim 13m45 – 6m12 + 100m - 42 x2 - x-6 2. lim I-2 x2 – 2 6 - x + 3x2 3. lim 2л - 4

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Evaluate each limit or state why it does not exist.
1. lim 13m45 6m12
+ 100m – 42
4. lim 2 sin 0 +6
x2 – x - 6
3z2 - 12z + 13
2. lim
5. lim
z→-∞ 4-16z + 5z2
I→-2
x² – 2
6-x+3x²
V25x2 + 8
3. lim
6. lim
2х -4
x +2
Transcribed Image Text:Evaluate each limit or state why it does not exist. 1. lim 13m45 6m12 + 100m – 42 4. lim 2 sin 0 +6 x2 – x - 6 3z2 - 12z + 13 2. lim 5. lim z→-∞ 4-16z + 5z2 I→-2 x² – 2 6-x+3x² V25x2 + 8 3. lim 6. lim 2х -4 x +2
sin x
7. Determine the end behavior of f(x) =
8. Determine if the statement is true to false. Justify your response.
(a) If lim f(x) = 5 then f(2) = 5.
(b) If f(2) = 5 then lim f(x) = 5.
%3D
9. Determine Determine the point(s) at which the function is discontinuous. For
each point justify why the function is discontinuous.
Transcribed Image Text:sin x 7. Determine the end behavior of f(x) = 8. Determine if the statement is true to false. Justify your response. (a) If lim f(x) = 5 then f(2) = 5. (b) If f(2) = 5 then lim f(x) = 5. %3D 9. Determine Determine the point(s) at which the function is discontinuous. For each point justify why the function is discontinuous.
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