Unit 1 - Limits Flashcards
Limit of a function with constant value k
lim(k) as x—>c = k
Limit of the identity function at x = c
lim(x) as x—>c = c
Sum Rule of limits
lim (f(x) + g(x)) as x—>c = L + M
Difference Rule of limits
lim (f(x) - g(x)) as x—>c = L - M
Product Rule of limits
lim (f(x)g(x)) as x—>c = LM
Constant Multiple Rule of limits
lim (kf(x)) as x —>c = kL
Quotient Rule of limits
lim (f(x)/g(x)) as x—>c = L/M, M doesn’t equal 0
Power Rule of limits
lim (f(x))^r/s as x—>c = L^r/s
Limit of polynomial f(x)
f(c)
Limit of the quotient of polynomials
lim (f(x)/g(x)) as x—>c = f(c)/g(c) where g(c) doesn’t equal 0
Squeeze Theorem, where g(x) is less than or equal to f(x) which is less than or equal to h(x) for x+c is an interval about c
lim g(x) as x—>c = lim h(x) as x—>c = L, then lim f(x) as x—>c = L
Limits describe…
How a function behaves as inputs approach a particular value
How do limits as x—>c depend on how the function is defined at c?
They don’t
Sum, difference, product, constant multiple, quotient, and power rules apply as limits approach infinity
True
Horizontal asymptote
lim f(x) as x—>+-infinity = b