Mathematics

Mathematics

Problem

Near x=6x=6, the graph of a function hh behaves as follows: • As xx approaches 66 from the left, h(x)h(x) oscillates rapidly between 22 and 1010 without settling at a single value. • As xx approaches 66 from the right, h(x)h(x) approaches the finite value 55. Which statement correctly describes lim⁡x→6h(x)\displaystyle \lim_{x\to 6} h(x)? a) The limit exists and equals 55. b) The limit exists and equals 77. c) The limit does not exist because the left-hand limit fails to exist. d) The limit does not exist because the left-hand limit equals 22 while the right-hand limit equals 55."

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