LII . Anna '3 The limits exist for Functions A, B, and C, but not for Function D. In non-technical terms, why does the limit not exist for Function D? . (Use the interactive gure to find your answer.) Click here to launch the interactive g Choose the correct answer below. . Function D is a piecewise-dened function, and limits do not exist where two pieces of a piecewise-dened function meet. . By the time the slider gets to 0, the small "h" graphic above the x-axis on the right side of the graph has disappeared. . As x gets closer to 2 from both sides, the two parts of the graph do not approach the same value. . There is a hole at f(2) on the left side of the graph