Let f(x) = x→-4- 5 2x + 14 if x>-4 Calculate the following limits. Enter "DNE" if the limit does not exist. lim___ƒ(x) = /−3−x+5 = 1+ lim_ƒ(x)= if x < −4 if x = -4
Let f(x) = x→-4- 5 2x + 14 if x>-4 Calculate the following limits. Enter "DNE" if the limit does not exist. lim___ƒ(x) = /−3−x+5 = 1+ lim_ƒ(x)= if x < −4 if x = -4
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