How is the conclusion for part a found? If lim f(x) = 5, must f be defined at x = 1? If it is, must f(1) = 5? Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? Explain.X→1Must f be defined at x = 1?YesNoIf f is defined at x= 1, must f(1) = 5?A. No, because even if a function is defined at a particular point, it may not exist at that point.B. Yes, because if it is defined at x = 1, the f(1) must equal lim f(x).X→1C. No, because it might be a piecewise function where the limit approaching 1 from the left and the limit approaching 1 from the right are the same, but f(1) might be defined as a different value.Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1?A. No, nothing can be concluded without knowing more about the definition of f.B. Yes, f(1) must equal 5.

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If lim f(x) = 5, must f be defined at x = 1? If it is, must f(1) = 5? Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? Explain. X-1 Must f be defined at x= 1? Yes No If f is defined at x = 1, must f(1) = 5? O A. No, because even if a function is defined at a particular point, it may not exist at that point. O B. Yes, because if it is defined at x = 1, the f(1) must equal lim f(x). X-1 OC. No, because it might be a piecewise function where the limit approaching 1 from the left and the limit approaching 1 from the right are the same, but f(1) might be defined as a different value. Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? OA. No, nothing can be concluded without knowing more about the definition of f. O B. Yes, f(1) must equal 5.

If lim f(x) = 5, must f be defined at x = 1? If it is, must f(1) = 5? Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? Explain. X-1 Must f be defined at x= 1? Yes No If f is defined at x = 1, must f(1) = 5? O A. No, because even if a function is defined at a particular point, it may not exist at that point. O B. Yes, because if it is defined at x = 1, the f(1) must equal lim f(x). X-1 OC. No, because it might be a piecewise function where the limit approaching 1 from the left and the limit approaching 1 from the right are the same, but f(1) might be defined as a different value. Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? OA. No, nothing can be concluded without knowing more about the definition of f. O B. Yes, f(1) must equal 5.

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