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Exercise 14 asks you to determine the limit by substitution and to support it graphically.
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So the limit is as x approaches 2 for the function x plus 3.
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If we were to substitute this as x approaches 2, what's 2 plus 3 simply be square root of 5.
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So if we're to look at it graphically, so let's make a very up -close graph, we're not going to graph the entire function.
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We're going to only graph what we really need to see.
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So this is one, two, three, because we want to see how the limit approaches from the left side of two and from the right side of two.
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So when x is equal to 0, 2, 3, my graph is very rough, sorry about that.
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When x is equal to 0, the y is about 1 .732, 732, so about right there because square of 3 is equal to about 1 .732...