Q. Let limx→1(v(x))=2. find limx→1+(v(x)) and limx→1−(v(x))
Given Limit Information: To find limx→1+(v(x)), we consider the given information that limx→1(v(x))=2. This implies that as x approaches 1 from the right, the limit of v(x) should also be 2.
Limit as x approaches 1+: So, limx→1+(v(x))=2.
Limit as x approaches 1−: Similarly, to find limx→1−v(x), we use the given information that limx→1v(x)=2. This implies that as x approaches 1 from the left, the limit of v(x) should also be 2.
Conclusion: Therefore, limx→1−(v(x))=2.
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