if 0 < x-al < 8 then f(x) - L < E.Click here to access the Explore It in a new window.Select Function 2, f(x) = √√x, under the Explore & Test section of the Explore It.(a) According to the e-6 definition of the limit, if lim √√x = 2 and ε = 0.4, there is a value of 8 for which Ix - 41 < 8 implies |√x - 2| <&. What is the maximum value of 82 for whichXX→ 4this is true?8₂ =(b) Would this value also work for 6₁?O YesNoIf not, what is the maximum value of 81 for which 4 - x < 8₁ would ensure √x - 21

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Select Function 2, f(x)=√x, under the Explore & Test section of the Explore It. (a) According to the e-6 definition of the limit, if lim √x = 2 and = 0.4, there is a value of 8 for which Ix-41 < & implies √x - 21 < 6. What is the maximum value of 62 for which X-4 this is true? 8₂ = (b) Would this value also work for 8₁? OYes No If not, what is the maximum value of 81 for which 4 - x < 8₁ would ensure I√x-21 < ? (If it does work, enter the value in the blank below.) 61 = X (c) What value of & should you choose in order for I√x-21 < E whenever Ix - 41 < 6? 6 =

Select Function 2, f(x)=√x, under the Explore & Test section of the Explore It. (a) According to the e-6 definition of the limit, if lim √x = 2 and = 0.4, there is a value of 8 for which Ix-41 < & implies √x - 21 < 6. What is the maximum value of 62 for which X-4 this is true? 8₂ = (b) Would this value also work for 8₁? OYes No If not, what is the maximum value of 81 for which 4 - x < 8₁ would ensure I√x-21 < ? (If it does work, enter the value in the blank below.) 61 = X (c) What value of & should you choose in order for I√x-21 < E whenever Ix - 41 < 6? 6 =

College Algebra

7th Edition

ISBN:9781305115545

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter3: Polynomial And Rational Functions

Section3.6: Rational Functions

Problem 1E: If the rational function y=r(x) has the vertical asymptote x=2, then as x2+ , either y ______or y...

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