Control Horizontal Gap Length TH 15: 0.1198 TH 14: 0.00978 TH 13: 0.15747 TH 12: 0.01523 TH 11: -0.09638 TH 10: 0.38147 TH 9: -0. 15889 TH 8: 0. 12851 TH 7: 0.11882 THO TH 6: 0.32919 TH6 TH 5: -0.03656 TH 4: 0.05633 TH 3: 0.40198 THIS OTH1 TH 2: -0.02493 OTHZ TH15 TH8 TH 1: 0.19173 TH12 TH14 12 TH5 TH11 TH9 x = 1 g (x ) Test Launch Horizontal Gap Length = 1 Control Horizontal Gap Length Reset Launches V Show Outer Estimates Your goal is to determine whether or not limx->1 f(a) exists, and whether or not limx->1 9(x ) exists. As mentioned earlier, you may assume that both f and g are continuous everywhere except possibly at * = 1. If you suspect that either limit exists, you'll need to provide a conjectured limit value. If you suspect that either limit does not exist, you should provide a hand-drawn graph that highlights the features of the function causing the graph to not exist