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HELP ME PRE-CALC PROBLEM DUE TONIGHT!!! THANK YOU!! Use the tables below to find the given limits (if one of them is DNE - does not exist - explain why).

HELP ME PRE-CALC PROBLEM DUE TONIGHT!!! THANK YOU!! Use the tables below to find the-example-1

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Answer:

2.) 6

3.) 13

4.) 8

5.) DNE (because limit from the right does not equal limit from the left)

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