estion 6For the graph below, choose most appropriate option at the point z = 0.yetwered12+rked out of11-Flag question10-98+7+6-5-4+3--21--1+-2-O im, 0 f(a)=2O im, o f(x)=0O limit does not exist, because lim, 0 f(x) lim, 0+ f(x)O limit does not exist, because f(0) is not defined

From the above given graph as we reach on x=0 towards Left side f(x) reaches on f(x) = 2 and as we…

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Functions and Change: A Modeling Approach to College Algebra (MindTap Course List)

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estion 6 For the graph below, choose most appropriate option at the point z = 0. yet wered 12+ rked out of 11- Flag question 10- 9 8+ 7+ 6- 5- 4+ 3- 1- -1+ -2- O im, 0 f(r)= 2 O im, o f(x)=0 O limit does not exist, because lim, 0 f(r) lim, 0+ f(x) O limit does not exist, because f(0) is not defined