Step 1:
\The function is
.
Construct a table of values as
tends to
to the function
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Observe the table:
\As
tends to
from left hand side the function
approaches to
.

As
tends to
from right hand side the function
approaches to
.

Left side limit and right hand side limits are not equal.
\Therefore limit does not exist at
.
does not exist.
Step 2:
\Verify the results using the graphing utility.
\Graph the function
.

Observe the graph :
\As
tends to
from left hand side the function
approaches to
.

As
tends to
from right hand side the function
approaches to
.

Solution :
\(1) 
(2) 
(3)
does not exist.