Explanation Given information: The graph of y = f ( x ) : Explanation: By observing the graph as x approaches 1 from left hand side the value of function approaches to 2 and when x approaches 1 from right hand side the value of function approaches to 2 . Since, lim x → 1 − f ( x )

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