If f(2)=99 but f(x)=x+4 for x≠2, what is lim x→2 f(x)?
6; a value assigned at one point does not change nearby behavior.
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6; a value assigned at one point does not change nearby behavior.
12x².
Yes; returning to the starting position is an example.
8.
No. Also check the initial condition.
Divide ∫ₐᵇf(x)dx by b−a, with a<b.
Continuity on the closed interval and differentiability on its interior.
Right x-boundary minus left x-boundary, with respect to y.
No; its left derivative is −1 and right derivative is 1.
3, the derivative of the inner function 3x.
No; f(x)=x³ at zero is a counterexample.
x².
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