Find Limits from Graphs | Calculus 1

We go over how to find limits from graphs with some messy looking functions. We'll evaluate the function values with the graph, evaluate one sided limits using the graph, and we'll find two sided limits with the graph. Remember, in a limit we know what x is approaching, the question is what y is approaching, which represents the values of the function. #Calculus1 #apcalculus

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Interesting. I'm trying to think of an example of y having 3 solutions on x. What would be the equation to that graph

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is the value of f(1) = 2 because its connected to that closed dot or is it undefined?