Q 4. (a). Show that limit *1, does not exist if (5-4x S(x)=. -)- {ax-2 for x <1] for xz1]

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Q 4. (a). Show that limit *1does not exist if
S(x)- [5- 4x
[4x– 2
or x<1]
for x z1]
for
(10)
Transcribed Image Text:Q 4. (a). Show that limit *1does not exist if S(x)- [5- 4x [4x– 2 or x<1] for x z1] for (10)
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