Limits of piecewise functions | Limits and continuity | AP Calculus AB | Khan Academy

When finding a limit of a piecewise defined function, we should make sure we are using the appropriate definition of the function, depending on where the value that x approaches lies.

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[TadejBratusa]

Can you give your view of P versus NP?

[nadiavanyo]

Has anybody else graphed the second piecewise function on a graphing calculator or anything? I keep getting a continuous function with no limits around x=-1