Suppose that f is defined on the real line and satisfies 3 f(x) 3+...

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Suppose that f is defined on the real line and satisfies 3 ≤ f(x) ≤ 3+ (x - 1)². There is one value a where we may use the Squeeze Theorem to show that the limit lim f(x) = L exists and has the value L. Find a and L. x→a A. a = 0, L = 4 B. a = 1, L = 3 C. a = 3, L=1 D. a = 3, L = 3 E. a = 3, L = 7 Suppose that f is defined on the real line and satisfies 3 ≤ f(x) ≤ 3+ (x - 1)². There is one value a where we may use the Squeeze Theorem to show that the limit lim f(x) = L exists and has the value L. Find a and L. x→a A. a = 0, L = 4 B. a = 1, L = 3 C. a = 3, L=1 D. a = 3, L = 3 E. a = 3, L = 7

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