HW Score: Question 9, 2.2.9 Homework: Assignment 2 points Part 2 of 3 Points: 0 of 1 Save lim f(x) =5, must f be defined at x = 1? If it is, must f(1) = 5? Can anything be concluded about the values of f at x = 1? Explain. x - 1 . . . st f be defined at x = 1? Yes 2 s defined at x = 1, must f(1) = 5? A. Yes, because if it is defined at x = 1, the f(1) must equal lim f(x). X- 1 B. No, because it might be a piecewise function where the limit approaching 1 from the left and the limit approaching 1 from the right are the same, but f(1) might be defined as a different value. C. No, because even if a function is defined at a particular point, it may not exist at that point. extbook Ask my instructor Clear all Final check exchang