Math, asked by jatinpatidar15, 7 months ago

lim x —>3= x+3 from ncert 11 th ​

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Answered by aryan073
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\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3x+3}

\bigstar\huge\sf\red{LHD}

\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3^-=2.9999+3}

\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3^-=5.9999...=6}

\bigstar\huge\sf\red{RHD}

\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3^+=x+3}

\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3^x=3.00001+3}

\displaystyle\sf\pink{limx_=3^+=6}

\displaystyle\boxed{\sf\purple{Limit\: exists \:at \:x=3}}

\displaystyle\boxed{\sf\purple{LHD=RHD=6\: at x=3}}

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