(z+2 z< 0 sin (x) 0<æ Let F (x) = Then lim F (x) =

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Can someone explain to me, as simply as possible, how to solve this limit?  I know it involves x -> a-, x -> a+ and finding if a- = a+ then a is valid but I'm confused on the process.  I have attached an image of the problem.

I+ 2 r <0
Let F (x) =
sin (x) 0<a
Then lim F (x) =
Transcribed Image Text:I+ 2 r <0 Let F (x) = sin (x) 0<a Then lim F (x) =
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