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Chapter 14: Q. 22 (page 889)

In Problems 13鈥�32, use the accompanying graph of y = f(x).

Findlimx鈫�-4+f(x).

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The answer is -2.

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01

Step. 1 Given 

We are given with a graph and the in the limit x tends to -4 from right side.

02

Step. 2 Solving the limits 

When we have the graph and we want to calculate the limit then we have to trace the graph from that direction whose side limit we want to find i.e., if we have to find Left hand limit then we start tracing the graph from left side and similarly if we have to find Right hand limit then we start tracing the graph from right side at that point at which we have to find the limit.

In this question we are required to find Right hand limit at x=-4so we start tracing the graph and we see that as x approaches -4 from right side the value of y decreases and goes to -2.

Therefore,

limx鈫�-4+f(x)=-2.

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