#Limits
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if x is not equal to 2, then x^2
if x = 2, then 1
but g(2) = 1?
how does this work
g(2) means you are plugging in x=2. The piecewise function says if x=2 then the output is 1. This is why g(2)=1
yes but how about the x is not equal to 2?
When x≠2 then g(x)=x^2 but when x=2 then g(x)=1 and that means when x is equal to 2 use the 1 when x isn't equal to 2 use x^2, and that means depending on the input use the corresponding function
ohh
I thought of it as like the same thing
I understand now my bad
I misinterpreted it
Thanks a lot for the explanation
No problem