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Chapter 14: Q. 34 (page 889)

In Problems 33鈥� 44, find the one-sided limit.

limx鈫�2-(4-2x)

Short Answer

Expert verified
The value of the limit islimx鈫�2-(4-2x)=0

Step by step solution

01

step 1.introduction

Given limit

limx鈫�2-(4-2x)
02

step 2.explantion

Consider the limits

limx鈫�2-(4-2x)=(4-2(2))=(4-4)=0

03

step 3.the solution

The value of the limits are

limx鈫�2-(4-2x)=0

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