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Prove limit of function by using definition (delta-epsilon)​

Prove limit of function by using definition (delta-epsilon)​-example-1
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Answer:

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Explanation:

Prove the following,
\lim_(x \to \ 2) 2^(x)=4,
\lim_(z \to \ -1) 3^(x)=(1)/(3), and
\lim_(x \to \ 1) e^(x-1) = 1.

For part f:

Plug in the value of the limit, 2,


(2)^(2) =4

Thus we proved the limit.

For part g:

Plug in the value of the limit, -1,


3^((-1))=>
3^(-1)=>
(1)/(3^(1) )=(1)/(3)

Thus we proved the limit.

For part h:

Plug in the value of the limit, 1,


e^((1)-1)=>
e^(1-1)=>
e^(0)=1

Thus we proved the limit.

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