Introduction to Limits
The Squeeze Theorem
The Squeeze theorem allows us to exchange difficult functions for easy functions.
Could it be anything?
Two young mathematicians investigate the arithmetic of large and small
numbers.
Limits of the form zero over zero
We want to evaluate limits where the Limit Laws do not directly apply.
Limits with indeterminate forms exercises
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating limits with indeterminate
forms.
Limits of Piece-Wise Functions
Limits of piece-wise functions exercises
Here is an opportunity for you to practice finding one- and two-sided limits of
piece-wise functions.
Continuity and the IVT
Extrema and the EVT
Maximums and minimums
On this card, we investigate what is meant by the maxima and minima of a
function.
The Extreme Value Theorem
On this card, we will determine the conditions that guarantee a continuous function
has an absolute maximum and minimum.
Limits with Infinity
Vertical asymptotes
We explore functions that ‘‘shoot to infinity’’ at certain points in their domain.
Horizontal asymptotes
We explore functions that behave like horizontal lines as the input grows without
bound.
Limits with infinity exercises
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating limits that involve
infinity.
Mixed Limit Exercises
Mixed limit exercises 1
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating many different types of
limits.
Mixed limit exercises 2
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating many different types of
limits.
Mixed limit exercises 3
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating many different types of
limits.
Mixed limit exercises 4
Here is an opportunity for you to practice evaluating many different types of
limits.