Need help solving the equation that is attached If f(x)3, ifx>4 then x-4+ fx) = |lim1does not exist

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ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter3: Functions

Section3.2: Domain And Range

Problem 59SE: Create a function in which the domain is x2 .

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Need help solving the equation that is attached

If f(x)3, ifx>4 then x-4+ fx) = |
lim
1
does not exist

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x->4^+ means x is slightly greater than 4.

That means we have to use the part when x>4 to find the limit x->4^+

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