Well, we'll do the exact same exercise. And once again, if you look at the individual limits for f of x from the left and the right, as we approach one, this limit doesn't exist, but the limit as x approaches one of the sum might exist. So let's try that out. So the limit as x approaches one from the left-hand side of f of x plus g of x, what is that going to be equal to? As we approach, so f of x, as we approach one from the left, looks like this is approaching two. I'm just doing this for shorthand. And g of x, as we approach one from the left, looks like it is approaching zero, so this will be approaching two plus zero, which is two.