Finding a symmetric interval The function f in the figuresatisfiess lim f1x2 = 5. For each value of e, find all values ofxS4d 7 O such that|f1x2 - 51 6 e whenever 0 6 lx - 4| 6 d.a. e = 2c. For any e 7 0, make a conjecture about the corresponding val-ues of d satisfying (3).b. e = 1y A76.5+41+1345 6 7 X2.3.2.

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