Barrons AP Calculus - David Bock

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FIGURE N2–1
However, [x] does have a limit at every nonintegral real number. For example,


EXAMPLE 2

Suppose the function y = f (x), graphed in Figure N2–2, is defined as follows:


Determine whether limits of f, if any, exist at
(a) x = −2,
(b) x = 0,
(c) x = 2,
(d) x = 4.

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