Mathematics, 14.02.2021 03:10 ezrabailey100

Let f be a function, and suppose the limit as x approaches 1 off is 3. That is, limit as x rightwards arrow 1 of f left parenthesis x right
parenthesis space equals space 3
Can you conclude something about f(3)? In other words, is it possible
to come up with examples of functions with the given limit that take
different values at x = 3?

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