4. Use the definition of limit to prove each of the following. a) lim (5x- 11) = -1 d) lim x = 2 b) lim (x2 +x - 1) = 1 c) lim (x-3x²) = -14 オ→1 X→-2 e) lim x = -8 X-2 f) lim (4/(3x + 2)) = 4/5
4. Use the definition of limit to prove each of the following. a) lim (5x- 11) = -1 d) lim x = 2 b) lim (x2 +x - 1) = 1 c) lim (x-3x²) = -14 オ→1 X→-2 e) lim x = -8 X-2 f) lim (4/(3x + 2)) = 4/5
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