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What did y'all do for this problem? (credit to Finn for thinking of Signum's Cousin)

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Kate and I are kind of working together so here is the second problem.

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This is the only problem that we got a value for the limit as opposed to it not existing.

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Levi and I worked through the problems together on GeoGebra. We found that all the problems have infinite discontinuities and the limits don't approach a single "magical" number.
Any other inputs?

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About 5 minutes to do the others

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Stephanie, Naomi, and Paolo’s work for the first two problems

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Stephanie, Naomi, and Paolo’s work for the first two problems

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For the first problem I put it into my calculator and it seems almost as if the negative numbers are the opposite of the positive numbers.

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For the second problem I also put it on my calculator where I was able to get this table.

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For some reason it won’t let me place two photos in one post but here’s the graph I got along with this table. I found it interesting because it seems like the smaller values of y in Quadrant I seem to touch the x axis but when zoomed it it never does.

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For the first problem, I got that the limit does not exist because it doesn't seem to be approaching any integer. Also, the graph is really weird... I'm not really sure what's going on and it doesn't get any clearer what's happening if you zoom in.

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Homework - Finishing the last two problems from our Notes

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What patterns can we see in the format of the limit questions that can tell us what type of discontinuity/ies we will be dealing with in a given problem. 

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What patterns can we see in the format of the limit questions that can tell us what type of discontinuity/ies we will be dealing with in a given problem. 

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The limits for both of them do not exist

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