When we have to use left hand limit and right hand limit in continuity???
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Right Hand Limit. If x approaches a from theleft side, i.e. from the values greater than a, the function is said to have a right hand limit. If q is the right hand limit of f as x approaches a, we write it as.
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suppose, f(x)=x+2 at x=0.is it necessary to find LHL and RHL??
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if x>0 it'll be right hand limit and if x<0 it'll be left hand limit.
i wrote 0 for the example
sorry sorry
i misunderstood. yes at x=0
that's fine...x>o RHL, x<0 LHL.is it necessary to find LHL and RHL at x=0
suppose f(x)=x+3, at x=0...is it necessary to find LHL and RHL??
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no you've to find LHL and RHL in questions like f(x)=x+2 for x>0 and f(x)=4x+2 for x<0 } at x=0
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there must be two functions to find LHL and RHL
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