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Topic 1.9 · Connecting Multiple Representations of Limits

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AP Calculus AB · Topic 1.9: Connecting Multiple Representations of LimitsOpen topic

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The graph below agrees near x=3 with f(x)=(x²−x−6)/(x−3) for x≠3, and f(3)=0. Which value is supported by both the graph and an algebraic simplification for lim(x→3) f(x)?
Graph of fTwo straight segments lie on y=x+2: the left reaches an open point at (3,5), and the right starts at that same open point. A separate filled point is at (3,0). No other branch occurs near x=3.-1123456-112345678xy0
Hollow dots exclude a point; filled dots show its assigned value.
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