00:01
So in this problem, we're given these two graphs of f and g, for f of x and g of x here.
00:10
Then we're asked a series of limit questions, and we're asked to explain if the limit does not exist, why it does not exist.
00:21
Okay.
00:22
So the first question is the limit as x approaches two of f of v of v.
00:35
Plus g of x well by limit laws the limit of the sum of two functions is the sum of the limits so that means this is the limit as x approaches to of f of x plus limit as x approaches two is supposed to be two right two of g of x well the limit as x approaches two of f of x means i come in here from the left and here from the right.
01:15
And so that is both zero, right? because the function value is zero coming in there from left and right.
01:24
So this is zero plus the limit going into two is x approaches two of g of x.
01:35
Well, that's going this way and this way on that curve.
01:41
Okay.
01:42
And so again, that's going to be zero, isn't it? i'm black.
01:51
So that is zero is the first answer.
01:56
Okay.
01:58
B says the limit as x approaches zero of f of x plus g of x.
02:10
And again, by limit laws, that means this is the limit as x approaches zero of f of x plus.
02:19
The limit as x approaches 0 of g of x.
02:24
Okay.
02:26
So the limit as f approaches zero.
02:30
So coming from the left, that means i'm coming down here.
02:33
And from the right means i'm coming down here.
02:35
And those two are not the same.
02:39
So this does not exist as the limit as x approaches 0 of f of x does not exist...