Limits
Other Notable Limits
Other notable limits:
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For example:
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For example:
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Limits as x approaches
:
A limit as x approaches
is solved for by looking at the largest term in numerator and denominator.
For example:
In the problem,
is the term of the highest power in the equation so all other terms will drop out as we get to ∞. This would reduce to
. The
terms cancel and we are left with
, which equals
.
Now look at,
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In the numerator
is the highest power in the denominator x ² is the highest power. This would reduce to
. The
terms cancel and we are left with from the top and bottom and we are left with
. As x gets to ∞ this would become
which is ∞, so
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If the inverse was the case and the larger term was in the denominator, then the limit would be 0.
