Consider the function f(x)

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(a) Approaching -1 from the left (x<-1) the limit is given by 1/x²=1.

(b) Approaching 1 from the right (x>1) the limit is given by x+1=2.

(c) Approaching 2 from the left (x<2) the limit is given by x+1=3.
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