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Limits What does this mean?
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Finding the area under a curve
y=4x-x2 riemann.html Text n 2 4 6 8 10 20 50 100 area
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Find the area under the curve
Use limits to determine the area... n 4 10 20 50 100 area
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y=16-x2 between -3 and 4 Draw the curve and then use Left, Right and Mid bounds to determine the limit of the area.
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y=4sin(x) Use limits to determine the area under one hill of the curve.
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Limit and slope limslopenotes (pdf)
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Determine the y-coordinate for each value of the domain below
(8, ); (7, ); (6, ); (5, ); (4, ); (3, ); (2, ), (1.5, ); (1.3, ); (1.1, ) (1, )
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Find 5 points on the graph that are increasingly closer to the point (1, 4) and use limits to determine the slope of the tangent at x=1.
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Review 2. Find the area under y= - x2 - x+20 between x= -4 and x = 3.
1. Estimate the limit 2. Find the area under y= - x2 - x+20 between x= -4 and x = 3. n 2 5 10 20 50 100 area 35 37.5 38.1 38.16 38.19 38.195
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limseqnotes
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Limits to infinity (exponential functions)
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Calculate the limit as x approaches infinity
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Limits of sequences
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Un lien utile pour les limites de séquences
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limseriesw/notes
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Summation Notation
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n’th partial sums Calculate the infinite sum by taking the limit
of the n’th partial sum. State that the series is either convergent or divergent.
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Sums to infinity
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Find the sum
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Express a repeating decimal as a fraction.
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4.2777…
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Use the infinite sum formula for geometric series to sum the following:
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Interval of convergence
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Limits of Functions
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Type a/b, where a≠0
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Type a/0, where a≠0
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Type 0/0
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expand and simplify
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rationalize the denominator
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Rationalize the numerator
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Limits: Horizontal & Vertical Asymptotes
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1. Limits from the Right and the Left
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2. Limits from both sides
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Next lesson: Continuity
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