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By definnition limit of x-a f(x) =L if for each e>0 and delta>0 such that if 0<(x-a)

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    Sketch the graph of a continious function y=f(x) that satisies thefollowing conditions: a) f(x) is increasing for all x>2,decreasing for x<2 b) f''(x) >0 if x<3 and f''(x) <0 ifx>3

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