Please answer the iv to x subparts with explanation provided on the second picture, thank you. АCTIVITY 5State whether lim f (x) and f(c) are equal or unequal at the given value of c. Also, state whether lim f (x) or f(c)does not exist,6---5-3-2i. c= -3v. c= 1ix. c= 4ii. c= -2vi. c= 2X C= 6%3D%3Diii. c = 0vii. c= 2.3iv. c = 0.5viii. c= 3%3D Part i)To check whether the limf(x) and f(c) are equal or unequal at the value c = -3.From graph,The value of the function at e = -3 is f(-3) = 2.Since the graph of the function f(x) approaches to 2 whenever x approaches to -3 from the leftand right sides.Thus, the lim f(x ) exist and equal to 2X--3limTherefore, limX--3()-(-).

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State whether lim f (x) and f(c) are equal or unequal at the given value of c. Also, state whether lim f(x) or f(c) does not exist. y. -- -5 i. c= -3 v. c= 1 ix. c = 4 ii. c = -2 vi. c = 2 X C= 6 iii. c = 0 vii. c= 2.3 iv. c= 0.5 viii. c= 3

State whether lim f (x) and f(c) are equal or unequal at the given value of c. Also, state whether lim f(x) or f(c) does not exist. y. -- -5 i. c= -3 v. c= 1 ix. c = 4 ii. c = -2 vi. c = 2 X C= 6 iii. c = 0 vii. c= 2.3 iv. c= 0.5 viii. c= 3

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