Evaluate the following functions at the values of x given in the table. Round offup to 6 decimal place. Then, answer the corresponding question in each number.B.1. f(x) = 5x2-1x+1Values of x fromf(x)Values of x fromf(x)the right of-1the left of-1-0.5-1.5-0.9-1.1-0.99-1.01-0.999-1.001-0.9999-1.0001What is the limit of the function f from right? From left?What is the limit of function f as x approaches - 1.2. g(x) = 2-v4+3tValues of x fromthe right of-10.5Values of x fromthe left of-1g(x)g(x)-0.50.1-0.10.01-0.010.001-0.0010.0001-0.0001What is the limit of the function g(x) from right? From left?What is the limit of function g(x) as x approaches 0.

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