DO NOW – Summarize the steps you would take to solve limits. For example: – When do you factor, expand, plug in, rationalize, etc.? – What is the difference.

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DO NOW – Summarize the steps you would take to solve limits. For example: – When do you factor, expand, plug in, rationalize, etc.? – What is the difference between taking a limit as x approaches a constant and x approaches infinity? – When do you graph the function to solve the limit? – Etc. HOMEWORK – Study for Exam AIM: What do you know about functions and their limits?

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