The Second Gate As you move through the first gate, you can see another gate not far in front of you. You approach the second gate and your computer reads: "There are 2 values for which the below function does not exist. The passcode is the limit of g(x) as a approaches the smaller of these two values." 9(x) *+3 2-9 Your computer also reminds you to type "infinity" for oo, "-infinity" for -->o, and "NA" if the limit does not exist. What do you enter for your computer to translate? First of all, set up the original function as: (x+3) (x+3)(x-3) The two values for which the below function does not exist are - (x+3) can be crossed out in numerator and denominator: - 3 and 3. 1 (x-3) By plugging in the smaller of the two values for which the below function does not exist (-3) 1 (-3-3)=-=- 6