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Chapter 1: Q. 16 (page 87)

Sketch a function that has the following table of values, but whose limit as x鈫�鈭�is equal to -鈭�:

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The graph is :

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Step 1. Given information.

We have been given a table of values:

Also, limit as x鈫�鈭�is equal to -鈭�.

We have to sketch this function.

02

Step 2. Sketch the graph

The graph is :

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