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2. Given that lim f(x)=16, lim g(x)=-2, lim f(x)= f(-2)=7 (fis continuous at x =- エ→4 エ→4 2), lim g (x) = 0, lim f (x) = /5 and lim g (x)=g(16)= 3 (g is continuous at x = 16), x→16 x→16 evaluate the following limits: (O To riqang srlito roiyed od rlotoleovods (o)-() no boan8 b f(x) DGBLY a. lim[f(x)g(x)] c. lim[f(x)-8(x)] b. lim - с. g(x) エ→4 d. lim f(x) e. lim[f(x)]* f. lim[0.5f (x)+4g(x)] メ→16

2. Given that lim f(x)=16, lim g(x)=-2, lim f(x)= f(-2)=7 (fis continuous at x =- エ→4 エ→4 2), lim g (x) = 0, lim f (x) = /5 and lim g (x)=g(16)= 3 (g is continuous at x = 16), x→16 x→16 evaluate the following limits: (O To riqang srlito roiyed od rlotoleovods (o)-() no boan8 b f(x) DGBLY a. lim[f(x)g(x)] c. lim[f(x)-8(x)] b. lim - с. g(x) エ→4 d. lim f(x) e. lim[f(x)]* f. lim[0.5f (x)+4g(x)] メ→16

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2. Given that lim f (x)=16, lim g (x)=-2, lim f (x)= f (-2)=7 (fis continuous at x=- %3D x4 x4 x-2 2), lim g (x)=0, lim f (x)=/5 and lim g (x)=g(16)=3 (g is continuous at x = 16), x-2 x→16 x>16 evaluate the following limits: 0To rlqaig sdilo roiyeded odt rlotol ovods @)-(A) no boan8 B f (x) a. lim[f(x)g(x)] c. lim[f(x)-g(x)] b. lim x+2 g(x) x→4 d. lim f(x) e. lim[f(x)]* е. x>16 f. lim[0.5f(x)+4g(x)] g. lim(fog)(x) h. lim(gof)(x) .aimil yaiwoll ot oilh steuteva
Transcribed Image Text:2. Given that lim f (x)=16, lim g (x)=-2, lim f (x)= f (-2)=7 (fis continuous at x=- %3D x4 x4 x-2 2), lim g (x)=0, lim f (x)=/5 and lim g (x)=g(16)=3 (g is continuous at x = 16), x-2 x→16 x>16 evaluate the following limits: 0To rlqaig sdilo roiyeded odt rlotol ovods @)-(A) no boan8 B f (x) a. lim[f(x)g(x)] c. lim[f(x)-g(x)] b. lim x+2 g(x) x→4 d. lim f(x) e. lim[f(x)]* е. x>16 f. lim[0.5f(x)+4g(x)] g. lim(fog)(x) h. lim(gof)(x) .aimil yaiwoll ot oilh steuteva
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