Which of the following statements are equivalent?For all e > 0, there exists a ô > 0 such that |x – c| < 8 (and x E A) implies |f(x) – f(c)| < eFor all Ve f(c)), there exists a V5(c) such that x E V¿(c) (and x E A) implies f(x) E Ve f(c))For all (xn)→ c (with x, E A), it follows that f(xn) → f(c).limx»c f(x) = f (c)

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Which of the following statements are equivalent? For all e > 0, there exists a ô > 0 such that |x – c| < 8 (and x E A) implies |f(x) – f(c)| < e V For all Ve f(c)), there exists a V;(c) such that x e V;(c) (and x E A) implies f(x) e Ve f(c)) V For all (xn) → c (with x, E A), it follows that f(xn) → f(c). limx»c f(x) = f(c)

Which of the following statements are equivalent? For all e > 0, there exists a ô > 0 such that |x – c| < 8 (and x E A) implies |f(x) – f(c)| < e V For all Ve f(c)), there exists a V;(c) such that x e V;(c) (and x E A) implies f(x) e Ve f(c)) V For all (xn) → c (with x, E A), it follows that f(xn) → f(c). limx»c f(x) = f(c)

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