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Chapter 14: Q. 24 (page 906)

Findlimx鈫�2+f(x).

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The limitlimx鈫�2+f(x).

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Step 1. Graph the function f(x)

We have been givenlimx鈫�2+f(x).

Now let us graph the function with the help of a graphing utility.

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Step 2. Finding the limit from the graph. 

In the graph, let us consider the behavior of f(x)near n=2when approaching from the right side.

The graph approaches +鈭�as xapproaches 2.

That is,limx鈫�2+f(x)=鈭�.

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