Let f(x) 2x2+3 •given ɛ > 0,find M x2 such that if x > M we have |f (x) – 2| < ɛ. Conclude that f(x)has a limit of 2 as x → 00.

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Let f(x)
2x2+3
•given ɛ > 0,find M
x2
such that if x > M we
have |f(x) –
2| < ɛ. Conclude that f(x)has a limit of 2
as x → 00.
Transcribed Image Text:Question#1 Let f(x) 2x2+3 •given ɛ > 0,find M x2 such that if x > M we have |f(x) – 2| < ɛ. Conclude that f(x)has a limit of 2 as x → 00.
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