Q. Let limx→1(v(x))=2. find limx→1+(v(x)) and limx→1−(v(x))
Approaching Value 2: Since limx→x1(v(x))=2, it implies that the function v(x) approaches the value 2 as x gets closer to x1 from either side.
Limit from Right Side: To find limx→x1+(v(x)), we consider the limit from the right side of x1. Since the overall limit as x approaches x1 is 2, the right-hand limit is also 2.
Limit from Left Side: Similarly, to find limx→x1−(v(x)), we consider the limit from the left side of x1. The left-hand limit is also 2, as the overall limit is 2.
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