3. (a) A “one-sided limit” of the function f(x) near x=c is only concerned with the values of f(x) on a particular side of x=c. A left-sided limit uses the behavior only on the left side and vice versa. Use the SageMath app below to predict the one-sided limits of the functions given in your lab report.
3. (b) For the limit to exist, both the left-sided and right-sided limits must agree. If they do agree, that value is the limit. For each function given in your lab report, determine if the limit exists.