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    Of Limits: "Everything Has A Limit."

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    Of Limits: "Everything Has A Limit."

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    Of Limits: "Everything Has A Limit."

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    INTRODUCTION

    OF LIMITS
    "EVERYTHING HAS A LIMIT."
    DEFINING YOUR LIMITS OR
    BOUNDARIES MEANS BEING
    SPECIFIC ABOUT YOUR
    VALUES.
    Methods of
    Exhaustion
    https://www.geogebra.org/m/w
    GBteAbz
    Why Study Limits ?
    Big Question
    What is the slope of a What is the area under
    curve? the curve?
    Why Study Limits ?
    What is the slope of the given curve?

    https://www.geogebra.org/m/CxxpzcbH.
    Why Study Limits ?

    https://www.geogebra.org/calculator/apxh5rqb
    What is Limit?
    Limit is a back bone of calculus

    Derivatives Integrals
    The Limit of a Function
    The limit of a function describe how the function behaves as the
    independent variable (x) gets closer and closer to a certain
    number (constant).
    Independent variable

    constant
    The Limit of a Function
    Definition : Consider a function f of a single variable x.
    Consider a constant c which the variable x will approach (c may
    or may not be in the domain of f). The limit, to be denoted by L,
    is the unique real value that f(x) will approach as x approaches c.
    In symbols, we write this process as

    This is read, ‘‘The limit of f(x) as x


    approaches c is L.”
    Example

    Left
      hand side limit  right hand side limit

    1. What is the limit of the function as the as you approach 2 along the x-axis?
    2. What is the y-value getting closer to?
    Existence and Non of Limits
    The limit of a function f as x approach c exist if and only the left
    and the right hand limit are equal other
    ¿𝐿
     

    For some real number L


    Approach Evaluate Limits
    Graphical Approach

    Tabular Approach
    c

    Algebraic Approach
    REMEMBER
    Limit is the back bone of calculus.
    Limits is important in studying slope and area of a curve.
    A limit may or may not exist.

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