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Use the IVT to show that the functions f(x)=
has a zero on the interval [-2,-1]
1) f(x) is cont. because poly functions are cont.
2) f(-2) = 2 f(-1) = -4
Since f(x) is cont. and f(-2) ⟨ f(c) ⟨ f(-1), then ∃ some C∃ (-1,-2) s.t f(c) = 0
Discontinuity at x= (first)
x= 8
Removable (bc x-8 cancels)
Discontinuity at x= (second)
x= -1
Non-Removable (stays in denominator)
Sketch the graph of any function
lim f(x) = 4 and lim f(x) = -1
x→ 2+ x→ 2-
Is the function cont.?
No, the limit DNE
(x--> c = x-axis
f(x)=b = y axis)
sinx/x = y1
sin3x/x = y2
(Must be going to 0)
y1 = 1
y2 = 3
1-cosx = y
(Must be going to 0)
y = 0
7 + 2x - 5x²
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2x² + 3x - 4
x--> - ∞
-5/2
When top and bottom are both x² heavy you take the coefficient and divide.
=
= 0 -3
=
-3
(Anything to the -∞ is 0 except 1 and 0)
=
= -∞ +2
= -∞
(e^∞ is ∞, e^-∞ is -∞)
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Calc- Test Review
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2021-10-19T19:18:06Z
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