Calculus Volume 1
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Chapter 2.2, Problem 38E
[T] In the following exercises, set up a table of values to find the indicated limit. Round to eight digits.
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| 1.99 | b. | 2.01 | f. |
| 1.999 | c. | 2.001 | g. |
| 1.9999 | d. | 2.0001 | h. |
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