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Limits

1.[3p]

In the definition of limxaf(x)=L, which order do the two tolerances come in?

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The answer is: The output tolerance is named first, and the input tolerance may depend on it
The answer is: The output tolerance is named first, and the input tolerance may depend on it
The answer is: The output tolerance is named first, and the input tolerance may depend on it

2.[2p]

The value of limxaf(x) can be found without knowing anything about f(a).

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The answer is: True

3.[2p]

Evaluate limx2x3-8x-2.

CorrectNot quite: 12

4.[3p]

Evaluate limh04+h-2h.

CorrectNot quite: 0.25

5.[2p]

Evaluate limx3x2+2x-15x2-x+4.

CorrectNot quite: 0.6

6.[2p]

Why is 0/0 called an indeterminate form?

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The answer is: Because the form alone determines nothing: limits of that shape can come out to any value or to none
The answer is: Because the form alone determines nothing: limits of that shape can come out to any value or to none
The answer is: Because the form alone determines nothing: limits of that shape can come out to any value or to none

7.[3p]

Match each limit as x approaches 0 to how it behaves.

  • |x|/x

  • 1/x2

  • sin(1/x)

  • x2sin(1/x)

  • the limit is zero, by squeezing

  • the values oscillate forever

  • the values exceed every bound

  • the two sides disagree

Show the answer

|x|/x: the two sides disagree 1/x2: the values exceed every bound sin(1/x): the values oscillate forever x2sin(1/x): the limit is zero, by squeezing

8.[3p]

Which of these are correct?

Select all that apply

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The answer is: $\lim_{x \to a} P(x) = P(a)$ for every polynomial $P$, Writing $\lim_{x \to 0} 1/x^2 = \infty$ is shorthand for a way of not existing, A two-sided limit exists exactly when both one-sided limits exist and agree

9.[2p]

The squeeze theorem concludes that f has limit L at a when

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The answer is: $f$ is trapped between two functions that both have limit $L$ there
The answer is: $f$ is trapped between two functions that both have limit $L$ there
The answer is: $f$ is trapped between two functions that both have limit $L$ there