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what is the precise definition of a limit

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Answered by anchalgupta9727
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The precise definition of a limit is something we use as a proof for the existence of a limit. Let's start by stating that f ( x ) f(x) f(x) is a function on an open interval that contains x = a x=a x=a but that the function doesn't necessarily exist at x = a x=a x=a.

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The precise definition of a limit is something we use as a proof for the existence of a limit. Let's start by stating that f ( x ) f(x) f(x) is a function on an open interval that contains x = a x=a x=a but that the function doesn't necessarily exist at x = a x=a x=a.

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