Use tables to estimate $\displaystyle \lim_{x \to %1} f(x)\ $ where $\displaystyle f(x) = %0.$

First, calculate the missing values in the tables below (you can use the for this task):

$\bold{x}$ \t $\bold{f(x)}$ \\ $%2[0]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[1]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[2]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[3]$ \t BOX \\ $\color{indianred}{%2[4]}$ \t

$\bold{x}$ \t $\bold{f(x)}$ \\ $%2[8]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[7]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[6]$ \t BOX \\ $%2[5]$ \t BOX \\ $\color{indianred}{%2[4]}$ \t

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MESSAGE

The following tables give some values of $\displaystyle f(x) = %0.$

$\bold{x}$ \t $\bold{f(x)}$ \\ $%2[0]$ \t $%3[0]$ \\ $%2[1]$ \t $%3[1]$ \\ $%2[2]$ \t $%3[2]$ \\ $%2[3]$ \t $%3[3]$ \\ $\color{indianred}{%2[4]}$ \t

$\bold{x}$ \t $\bold{f(x)}$ \\ $%2[8]$ \t $%3[8]$ \\ $%2[7]$ \t $%3[7]$ \\ $%2[6]$ \t $%3[6]$ \\ $%2[5]$ \t $%3[5]$ \\ $\color{indianred}{%2[4]}$ \t

The tables suggest that $\displaystyle \lim_{x \to %1} f(x) ={} $ BOX BUTTONS

MESSAGE

RANDOMIZE