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Calculus textbooks like to give you totally funky, disjointed graphs, and ask you to find the limit at various points along the graph.
The purpose of this is to make sure you understand the concept of one-side limits (left- and right-hand limits), and the difference between one-sided limits and general limits. Questions like this also make you show that you know the difference between the value of the function at a particular point and its limit at the same point.
In this video we'll do a limit problem with a crazy graph and examine several points where the function is discontinuous, to find the value of the left- and right-hand limits, the general limit, and the value of the function itself.
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