Step 1:
\(5)
\Find at
.
Observe the graph.
\The solid dot represents the function at .
Therefore .
Find .
Left hand limit :
\As x tends to from left side,
approaches to 4.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to from right side,
approaches to 4.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are equal, so limit exists.
\.
Step 2:
\(6)
\Find at
.
Observe the graph.
\The solid dot represents the function at .
Therefore .
Find .
Left hand limit :
\As x tends to from left side,
approaches to 1.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to from right side,
approaches to
.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are not equal, so limit does not exists.
\ does not exist.
Step 3:
\(7)
\Find at
.
Observe the graph.
\The solid dot represents the function at .
Therefore .
Find .
Left hand limit :
\As x tends to 2 from left side, approaches to
.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to 2 from right side, approaches to 2.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are not equal, so limit does not exists.
\ does not exist.
Step 4:
\(8)
\Find at
.
Observe the graph.
\The solid dot represents the function at .
Therefore .
Find .
Left hand limit :
\As x tends to 3 from left side, approaches to 5.
.
Right hand limit :
\As x tends to 3 from right side, approaches to 5.
.
Left hand limit and right hand limit are equal, so limit exists.
\.
Solution :
\(5) and
.
(6) and
does not exist.
(7) and
does not exist.
(8) and
.