Which statement correctly explains whether lim n(x) exists?
X-9
O The limit does not exist because the values of h(x)
seem to oscillate between random values around x =
9.
O The limit does exist because h(x) is defined for all
given values around x = 9, even though h(x) isn't
defined at x = 9.
O The limit does not exist because h(x) is not defined at
x = 9, and for a limit to exist, the function must be
defined at x = 9.
O The limit does exist because the values of h(x) to the
right of x = 9 are all opposites of the values of h(x) to
the left of x = 9.