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I have an ACT practice problem that I’m having trouble on. It is a calculus problem.Below are the answer optionsA. 0B. 2C. 5D. The limit does NOT exist

I have an ACT practice problem that I’m having trouble on. It is a calculus problem-example-1
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We are given a function and we are asked:


\lim _(x\rightarrow6+)f(x)

This is the limit of the function when x approaches 6 from the right. We notice that the function tends to 5 as the values of "x" approach 6 from the right, therefore:


\lim _(x\rightarrow6+)f(x)=5

We can see this in the following diagram:

I have an ACT practice problem that I’m having trouble on. It is a calculus problem-example-1
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