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1 More on Limits

2 Objectives Students will be able to
Calculate a one-sided limit using a table and a calculator Calculate a limit a limit at infinity (negative infinity) Apply rules of limits More on Limits

3 Example 1-1 For the function find

4 Example 1-2 For the function find

5 Example 1-3 For the function find

6 Example 2 Evaluate the limit

7 Example 3 Evaluate the limit

8 Example 4 Evaluate the limit using a table

9 Definition of Limit: A function f(x) has a limit (or tends to) A as x
tends to a (written ), if for each number there exists a number such that for every x with

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