Algebra & Calculus. Is 2 euro the best possible return If I invest €1 after 1 year with an interest rate of 100%?

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Algebra & Calculus

Is 2 euro the best possible return If I invest €1 after 1 year with an interest rate of 100%?

How often interest is compounded Final Value F Yearly= 2.0 Every 6 months= 2.25 Every 3 months= Every month= Every week= Every day= Every hour= Every minute= Every second=

Assuming that the domains of the following functions are over R, write out the accurate domain for each function.

The practical value we use is called a limit and exists if the function approaches the same value from the left and right.

X …… Concept of a limit Student Activity Page 3

X … ? … ? No Concept of a limit Student Activity

Understanding the Geometrical Meaning of ‘Limits of Functions’

Continuous Functions

For a function to be continuous at a point it must fulfil all these 3 conditions: Are the above graphs continuous functions at x = 2?

Continuous – Yes / No

Determine whether each of the following functions are continuous. If not state where the function is discontinuous Page 4

a)b)c) d)e)f) a a a a a a y = f(x) Page 5