We have given the table. We want to find the value of g(x) at x=5. So, Here in the following problem we use the limits rule to solve it .
Now we use here the limits rule LHL=RHL
Here x is 5 so x should be slightly small and slightly greater than the 5 .we get that x=4.9999 and x=5.0001
So g(x) =3.995
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