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Section 1.4. 2. use window [0,2] by [0,5]. Note you cannot plug 1 into this equation. However, your calculator will help you. Do you see the “hole” at (1, 1)? Go to table set, start at 0.9 and tbl = .05 and you will see the limit of 1 under table. 3. Plug the 3 into the function. 4. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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2. use window [0,2] by [0,5]

Note you cannot plug 1 into this equation. However, your calculator will help you. Do you see the “hole” at (1, 1)? Go to table set, start at 0.9 and tbl = .05 and you will see the limit of 1 under table.

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3.

Plug the 3 into the function.

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Plug the 5 into the function.

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Plug the 0 into the function for h.

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Plug the - 3 into the function.

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You need to get rid of the h in the bottom. Factor the h out of the top and cancel it with the h in the bottom. Then plug the 0 into the function for h.

2lim 2xh 3h

h 0 h

2lim lim lim2xh 3h h (2x 3h)2x 3h

h 0 h h 0 h h 0

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3 x if x 410. f (x)

10 2x if x 4

Calculate the left, right and limit at 4.

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11. f (x) x

Calculate the left, right and limit at 0.

lim lima. f (x) x 0x 0 x 0

lim limb. f (x) x 0x 0 x 0

limc. f (x) 0x 0

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12. Use limits to describe the asymptotic behavior of this function.

f (x) 1

3 x

limf (x) 0

x

Or as x becomes very large the y value approaches 0. The x-axis, y = 0 is a horizontal asymptote.

limf (x)

x 3

Or as x approaches 3 the y value approaches . The line x = 3 is a vertical asymptote.

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f (x) 2x 1x 1

13. Use limits to describe the asymptotic behavior of this function.

limf (x) 2

x

Or as x becomes very large the y value approaches 0. The line y = 2 is a horizontal asymptote.

limf (x)

x 1

Or as x approaches 3 the y value approaches . The line x = 1 is a vertical asymptote.

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14. Determine if the following function is continuous or discontinuous. If it is not state why it is not.

It is continuous.

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15. Determine if the following function is continuous or discontinuous. If it is not state why it is not.

c

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16 . a. Draw the graph of the following function. b. Find the limits as x approaches 3 from the left and the right. c. Is it continuous at 3? If not state why.

x if x 3f (x)

6 x if x 3

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f (x) 7x 5

17. Determine if the function is continuous or discontinuous. If it is discontinuous, state where that occurs.

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f (x) 12

5x 3 5x

18. Determine if the function is continuous or discontinuous. If it is discontinuous, state where that occurs.

OR use your calculator and table to examine what occurs at x = 0, -1 and 1.

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19. Determine if the function is continuous or discontinuous. If it is discontinuous, state where that occurs.

3 x if x 4f (x)

10 2x if x 4

From problem 10 we know that there is no limit. Therefore, the function is not continuous.

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20. Business: Interest Compounded Continuously If you deposit $1 into a bank account paying 10% interest compounded continuously, a year later its value will be

Find the limit by making a TABLE of values correct to two decimal places, thereby finding the value of the deposit in dollars and cents.

limx 0(1

x

10)1/ x

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21. General: Superconductivity The conductivity of aluminum at temperature near absolute zero is approximated by the function :

which expresses the conductivity as a percent. Find the limit of this conductivity percent as the temperature x approaches 0 (absolute zero) from the right .

f (x) 100

1 .001x 2