Given that f(x) = n(2)+1, which of the following is equal to the limit f(e+h)-f(e) ? h lim h→0 0-1 0 (e+1) This limit does not exist. 0-1

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Given that f(x) = n(2)+1, which of the following is equal to the limit
f(e+h)-f(e)
?
h
lim
h→0
0-1
0
(+1)
This limit does not exist.
①-1
Transcribed Image Text:Given that f(x) = n(2)+1, which of the following is equal to the limit f(e+h)-f(e) ? h lim h→0 0-1 0 (+1) This limit does not exist. ①-1
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