I need h(-3)= h(0)= h(2)= lim x approaches 5 from the left h(x)= I keep getting

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I need

h(-3)=

h(0)=

h(2)=

lim x approaches 5 from the left h(x)=

I keep getting these wrong and need to know why and whats the right answer

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h(-3)=4 which is correct

as the function is continous at this point and left hand limit & right hand limits are same =4

h(0) is equal to the value of the function =1 as indicated by the dot

but the limiting value at x=0 it does not exist bcoz function is discontinuous at this point and left hand limit & right hand limits are not same

h(2)=2

as the function is continous at this point and left hand limit & right hand limits are same =2

h(5) from left side does not exist bcoz the function is fluctuating at this point nearby

hence limiting value does not exist at this point

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