3. Given lim f(x)=-5, lim g(x)=3, and lim_h(x) = 0, find the following limits if they exist. Ifx → ax → ax → athe limit does not exist, explain why.A)B)C)lim f(x) + 2g(x)x → alim f(x)g(x)x → alim g(x)x→a h(x)

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