For Exercises 15-17, consider lim x → − 7 f ( x ) , w h e r e f ( x ) = x 2 + 4 x − 21 x + 7 . Limit numerically. [ 1 . 1 ] a. Find the limit by completing the following input-output tables. x → − 7 − f ( x ) − 7.1 − 10.1 − 7.01 − 10.01 − 7.001 − 10.001 x → − 7 + f ( x ) − 6.9 − 9.9 − 6.99 − 9.99 − 6.999 − 9.999 b. Find lim x → − 7 − f ( x ) , lim x → − 7 + f ( x ) , and lim x → − 7 f ( x ) , if each exists.
For Exercises 15-17, consider lim x → − 7 f ( x ) , w h e r e f ( x ) = x 2 + 4 x − 21 x + 7 . Limit numerically. [ 1 . 1 ] a. Find the limit by completing the following input-output tables. x → − 7 − f ( x ) − 7.1 − 10.1 − 7.01 − 10.01 − 7.001 − 10.001 x → − 7 + f ( x ) − 6.9 − 9.9 − 6.99 − 9.99 − 6.999 − 9.999 b. Find lim x → − 7 − f ( x ) , lim x → − 7 + f ( x ) , and lim x → − 7 f ( x ) , if each exists.
Solution Summary: The author explains how to determine the limit by completing the input-output table.
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