Consider the function f(x)= 1-x , 0<=x<=...

Consider the function `f(x)= 1-x , 0<=x<=1` and `f(x)=x+2, 1 < x < 2` and `f(x)=4-x , 2<=x<=4` find `lim_(x->1) f(f(x))` and `lim_(x->2) f(f(x))`

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