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In a g(x) is x by definition and f(x) is 1 by definition. It is x as x approaches 0, so the limit is 0.
In b both f(x) and g(x) are x for all x approaching 2. Only at 2 does the value of g(x) change to 3. This limit is x/x or 1.
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}{f(x)})
The limit of a quotient is the quotient of the limits provided the limit in the denominator is not zero.
Since \ =\ 1)
, and \ =\ 0)
:
}{f(x)}\ =\ \frac{0}{1}\ =\ 0)
Hint for part b): )
is discontinuous at 
, but even though \ =\ 3)
, \ =\ \lim_{x\right 2^-}\,g(x)\ =\ 2)
John
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