Objective: Understand limit notation. Find limits using table of values. Warm up 1. What happens along the graph of as you.

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Objective: Understand limit notation. Find limits using table of values. Warm up 1. What happens along the graph of as you and your friend walk very, very close to x = 2? What value , will each of you approach?

Analyze numerically the behavior of f (y-values) as x gets closer and closer to 2. www.desmos.com

The limit of as x approaches 2 is__________. Using limit notation

Problem 1 Find the limit using a table of values.

Problem 2 Find the limit using a table of values.

Problem 3 Use the graph to find each of the f following: a. b. c.

Problem 4 Find the limit by graphing the function.

Problem 5 Let g be a function defined on the interval [-5, 4] whose graph is given as: Find: b. c. d. e. f.

Assignment Section 11.1 Pg 1045 #2,3,10,12,15,17,19-22,27-30