SUDOKU PUZZLE WITH LIMITSWrite your answer on the blank Sudoku puzzle. Do not forget to write your name on the answersheet.Solve the 28 limit problems below and place the answer in the corresponding cell(labeled A, B, C, .. Y, Z, a, b). Your answers should be integers from 1 to 9 inclusive.**Challenge yourself by answering the SUDOKU puzzle (sudoku puzzle is not graded).x2-4A. lim x? + 3О. limx+2 x-2x* +6x-7B. lim (2x + 5)P. limx-2x-1C. lim (2x + x?)Q. lim )x+2x-116(V1+x-1)x+2D. limR. limX-3 x-2E. lim 9S. lim cos xx+7-4 (x2-11x+28)x2-4x2x2+7x+5F.limт. limx+4x+-1x+12x-54G. lim 2 tan (AU. limx3 x2-9x2-414Н. limX-2 x+4(2+h)2-22V. lim 2*x+22x-2I. limh-0W. limx-1 vx?+3 -24-x2x-2 3- Vx245(2x? +4x+5)J. limX. lim (3x – 2)K. limY. limx2-7x+12x+1x-42x2+2x-4L. lim v25 – x2Z. limx+1x-1V+32M. lim 12 sinа. limN. lim -()-x? +7x -12b. lim4-xx+3x-3

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SUDOKU PUZZLE WITH LIMITS Write your answer on the blank Sudoku puzzle. Do not forget to write your name on the answer sheet. Solve the 28 limit problems below and place the answer in the corresponding cell (labeled A, B, C, .. Y, Z, a, b). Your answers should be integers from 1 to 9 inclusive. *Challenge yourself by answering the SUDOKU puzzle (sudoku puzzle is not graded). x2-4 A. lim x? + 3 O. lim x+2 x-2 x* +6x-7 B. lim (2x + 5) C. lim (2x + x?) P. lim X+2 X-1 Q. lim ) x+2 16(V1+x-1) X+2 D. lim X-3 X-2 R. lim x-+0 E. lim 9 S. lim cos x -4 (x2-11x+28) x-4x 2x2+7x+5 F.lim T. lim x+-1 x+1 2x-54 G. lim 2 tan U. lim x3 x2-9 x2-4 14

SUDOKU PUZZLE WITH LIMITS Write your answer on the blank Sudoku puzzle. Do not forget to write your name on the answer sheet. Solve the 28 limit problems below and place the answer in the corresponding cell (labeled A, B, C, .. Y, Z, a, b). Your answers should be integers from 1 to 9 inclusive. Challenge yourself by answering the SUDOKU puzzle (sudoku puzzle is not graded). x2-4 A. lim x? + 3 O. lim x+2 x-2 x +6x-7 B. lim (2x + 5) C. lim (2x + x?) P. lim X+2 X-1 Q. lim ) x+2 16(V1+x-1) X+2 D. lim X-3 X-2 R. lim x-+0 E. lim 9 S. lim cos x -4 (x2-11x+28) x-4x 2x2+7x+5 F.lim T. lim x+-1 x+1 2x-54 G. lim 2 tan U. lim x3 x2-9 x2-4 14

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