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Limit of a Function and

One-sided limits

Mathematics 53

Institute of Mathematics (UP Diliman)

(2)

For today

1

Limit of a Function: An intuitive approach

2

Evaluating Limits

3

One-sided Limits

(3)

For today

1

Limit of a Function: An intuitive approach

2

Evaluating Limits

3

One-sided Limits

(4)

Introduction

Given a function

f

(x)

and

a

R

,

what is the value of

f

at

x

near

a

,

but not equal to

a

?

(5)

Introduction

Given a function

f

(x)

and

a

R

,

what is the value of

f

at

x

near

a

,

but not equal to

a

?

(6)

Introduction

Given a function

f

(x)

and

a

R

,

what is the value of

f

at

x

near

a

,

but not equal to

a

?

(7)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(x)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(8)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(9)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(10)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(11)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(12)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(13)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(14)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(15)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(16)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(17)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(18)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(19)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(20)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(21)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(22)

Illustration 1

Consider

f

(x) =

3

x

1

.

What can we say about values of

f

(

x

)

for values of

x

near

1

but not equal to

1

?

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

Based on the table, as

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer

to

2

.

(23)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

(24)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

(25)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

(26)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

(27)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

0

1

0.5

0.5

0.9

1.7

0.99

1.97

0.99999

1.99997

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

(28)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(29)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(30)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(31)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(32)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(33)

Illustration 1

x

f

(x)

2

5

1.5

3.5

1.1

2.3

1.001

2.003

1.00001

2.00003

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

f

(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(34)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(

x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(35)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(36)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(37)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(38)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(39)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(40)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(41)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(42)

Illustration 2

Consider:

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

(

3

x

1

)(x

1

)

x

1

=

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

g(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(43)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(44)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(45)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(46)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(47)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(48)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(49)

Illustration 3

Consider:

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

As

x

gets closer and closer to

1

,

h(x)

gets closer and closer to

2

.

(50)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(51)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(52)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(53)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(54)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(55)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(56)

Limit

Intuitive Notion of a Limit

a

R

,

L

R

f

(x)

: function defined on some open interval containing

a

, except possibly at

a

The limit of

f

(x)

as

x

approaches

a

is

L

if the values of

f

(x)

get closer and closer to

L

as

x

assumes values getting closer

and closer to

a

but not reaching

a

.

Notation:

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

(57)

Examples

f

(x) =

3

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

(

3

x

1

) =

2

Note: In this case,

lim

x

1

f

(x) =

f

(

1

)

.

(58)

Examples

f

(x) =

3

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

x

lim

1

(

3

x

1

)

=

2

Note: In this case,

lim

x

1

f

(x) =

f

(

1

)

.

(59)

Examples

f

(x) =

3

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

x

lim

1

(

3

x

1

) =

2

Note: In this case,

lim

x

1

f

(x) =

f

(

1

)

.

(60)

Examples

f

(x) =

3

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

x

lim

1

(

3

x

1

) =

2

Note: In this case,

lim

x

1

f

(x)

=

f

(

1

)

.

(61)

Examples

f

(x) =

3

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

x

lim

1

(

3

x

1

) =

2

Note: In this case,

lim

x

1

f

(x) =

f

(

1

)

.

(62)

Examples

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

2

Note: Though

g(

1

)

is undefined,

lim

x

1

g(x)

exists.

(63)

Examples

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

2

Note: Though

g(

1

)

is undefined,

lim

x

1

g(x)

exists.

(64)

Examples

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

2

Note: Though

g(

1

)

is undefined,

lim

x

1

g(x)

exists.

(65)

Examples

g(x) =

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

3

x

2

4

x

+

1

x

1

=

2

Note: Though

g(

1

)

is undefined,

lim

x

1

g(x)

exists.

(66)

Examples

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

h(x) =

2

Note:

h(

1

)

6

=

lim

x

1

h(x)

.

(67)

Examples

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

h(x)

=

2

Note:

h(

1

)

6

=

lim

x

1

h(x)

.

(68)

Examples

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

h(x) =

2

Note:

h(

1

)

6

=

lim

x

1

h(x)

.

(69)

Examples

h(x) =

3

x

1,

x

6

=

1

0,

x

=

1

1

1

2

3

1

1

2

3

4

lim

x

1

h(x) =

2

Note:

h(

1

)

6

=

lim

x

1

h(x)

.

(70)

Some Remarks

Remark

In finding

lim

x

a

f

(x)

:

We only need to consider values of

x

very close to

a

but not exactly at

a

.

Thus,

lim

x

a

f

(x)

is

NOT NECESSARILY

the same as

f

(a)

.

We let

x

approach

a

from

BOTH SIDES

of

a

.

(71)

Some Remarks

Remark

In finding

lim

x

a

f

(x)

:

We only need to consider values of

x

very close to

a

but not exactly at

a

.

Thus,

lim

x

a

f

(x)

is

NOT NECESSARILY

the same as

f

(a)

.

We let

x

approach

a

from

BOTH SIDES

of

a

.

(72)

Some Remarks

Remark

In finding

lim

x

a

f

(x)

:

We only need to consider values of

x

very close to

a

but not exactly at

a

.

Thus,

lim

x

a

f

(x)

is

NOT NECESSARILY

the same as

f

(a)

.

We let

x

approach

a

from

BOTH SIDES

of

a

.

(73)

Some Remarks

Remark

In finding

lim

x

a

f

(x)

:

We only need to consider values of

x

very close to

a

but not exactly at

a

.

Thus,

lim

x

a

f

(x)

is

NOT NECESSARILY

the same as

f

(a)

.

We let

x

approach

a

from

BOTH SIDES

of

a

.

(74)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(75)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(76)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(77)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

?

No.

lim

x

0

H(x) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(78)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(79)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H

(

x

) =

1

?

No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(80)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H

(

x

) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(81)

Some Remarks

If

f

(x)

does not approach any

particular real number as

x

approaches

a

, then we say

lim

x

a

f

(x)

does not exist (dne).

e.g.

H(x) =

1,

x

0

0,

x

<

0

−3

−2

−1

1

2

3

1

2

3

0

lim

x

0

H(x) =

0

? No.

lim

x

0

H

(

x

) =

1

? No.

lim

x

0

H(x)

dne

(82)

For today

1

Limit of a Function: An intuitive approach

2

Evaluating Limits

3

One-sided Limits

(83)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(84)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(85)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(86)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(87)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(88)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

If

lim

x

a

f

(x)

exists, then it is unique.

If

c

R

, then

lim

x

a

c

=

c

.

lim

x

a

x

=

a

(89)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)] =

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(90)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)]

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)] =

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(91)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)] =

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(92)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)] =

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(93)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)] =

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(94)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)]

=

lim

x

a

f

(

x

)

x

lim

a

g

(

x

)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(95)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(96)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(97)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(98)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(99)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

f

(x) =

cL

1

lim

x

a

f

(x)

g(x)

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

lim

x

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

, provided

L

2

6

=

0

lim

x

a

(

f

(x))

n

=

lim

x

a

f

(x)

n

= (L

1

)

n

(100)

Limit Theorems

Theorem

Suppose

lim

x

a

f

(x) =

L

1

and

x

lim

a

g(x) =

L

2

. Let

c

R,

n

N.

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)

±

g(x)] =

x

lim

a

f

(x)

±

lim

x

a

g(x) =

L

1

±

L

2

lim

x

a

[

f

(x)g(x)] =

lim

x

a

f

(x)

x

lim

a

g(x)

=

L

1

L

2

lim

x

a

[c f

(x)] =

c

x

lim

a

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