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Continuity & Differentiability · Question 71 of 125

What is the left-hand limit of this charge at w = 3?

Question 71

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A courier charges C(w)=40+20[w]C(w) = 40 + 20[w] rupees for a parcel of weight ww kg, where 0<w<50 < w < 5 and [w][w] is the greatest integer not more than ww.

What is the left-hand limit of this charge at w=3w = 3?

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer C

Correct answer: C

Explanation

  1. Just below 3 kg, [w]=2[w] = 2.

  2. So C(w)=40+20×2=80C(w) = 40 + 20 \times 2 = 80 there, and the left-hand limit is ₹80.

Worth noting

₹100 is C(3)C(3) itself; at exactly 3 kg the charge has already stepped up.

Concept
A one-sided limit
Typical time
120 s
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