5th question c part (e) Evaluate the followingx? - 42-2x(ii) Ltx3.2(i) Ltx3 -3 x + 2(f) Evaluate : Ltx→1 x+x2 -5 x + 34.Evaluatex² - a?Ltx - ax* - 8(ii)Ltx→2 x - 4(i)xLt-xx² - 3 x+2Ltx→1 2x +x-3(iv)(v)x +3xx→-2x* - a(vii)LtX - a5.(a) Evaluate : Ltx→0 1-V1-x(b) Ev4+x-2(c)Evaluate Lt6.Evaluate the following limits :x+h-Vx(i)Lth0h(ii)Ltx+2Vx + a - 2 aLt(iv)(v)X-aх — аLt1+x-(vii)3+x-3-xLt(viii)2-4-Lt

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5 (c) Consider 4+x-2x limx→0 4+x-2=4+0-2=4-2=2-2=0limx→0x=0

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