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    Lesson 5 - Limit of Indeterminate Forms PDF

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    1) The document discusses limits of indeterminate forms like 0/0 and infinity/infinity. It reviews using factoring, conjugates, and identities to evaluate such limits. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate evaluating limits of various indeterminate expressions, such as limx→1 (x-1)/(x-1), limx→0 (1-cosx)/x, and limx→0 (e^2x - 1)/x. 3) Factoring techniques include factoring the numerator and denominator into common factors before taking the limit. Conjugate and identity techniques provide special rules for limits involving trigonometric functions and exponentials.

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    1) The document discusses limits of indeterminate forms like 0/0 and infinity/infinity. It reviews using factoring, conjugates, and identities to evaluate such limits. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate evaluating limits of various indeterminate expressions, such as limx→1 (x-1)/(x-1), limx→0 (1-cosx)/x, and limx→0 (e^2x - 1)/x. 3) Factoring techniques include factoring the numerator and denominator into common factors before taking the limit. Conjugate and identity techniques provide special rules for limits involving trigonometric functions and exponentials.

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    1) The document discusses limits of indeterminate forms like 0/0 and infinity/infinity. It reviews using factoring, conjugates, and identities to evaluate such limits. 2) Examples are provided to illustrate evaluating limits of various indeterminate expressions, such as limx→1 (x-1)/(x-1), limx→0 (1-cosx)/x, and limx→0 (e^2x - 1)/x. 3) Factoring techniques include factoring the numerator and denominator into common factors before taking the limit. Conjugate and identity techniques provide special rules for limits involving trigonometric functions and exponentials.

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    LESSON 5 : LIMITS OF

    INDETERMINATE FORMS
    INSTRUCTOR : MATTHEUS MARCUS B. CONTRERAS
    Learning Objectives
    At the end of the lesson, the learners will be able to:
    0 
    • compute the limits of functions with indeterminate forms and ;
    0 

    • illustrate limits involving the expressions sin t , 1− cos t and e t


    −1
    using tables of values. t t t
    Review Concepts
    USING FACTORING
    Using Factoring
    EXAMPLE 1
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    Using Factoring
    Example 1: Evaluate x −1
    2
    lim
    x →1 x − 1
    EXAMPLE 2
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    Using Factoring
    Example 2: Evaluate
    2
    x − x−6
    lim
    x →3 x−3
    Limits Involving Infinity :
    Algebraic Functions
    Limits Involving Infinity : Algebraic Functions
    Theorem.

    1
    1) lim x → n
    =0 n is positive integer
    x
    1
    2) lim x→0 2n
    = +
    x
    Limits Involving Infinity : Algebraic Functions
    Theorem.

    1
    3) lim x →0 2 n +1
    = ( DNE )
    x
    EXAMPLE 3
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    Limits Involving Infinity : Algebraic Functions
    3x + x − 2 x + 1
    3 2
    Example 3: Evaluate lim
    x → + x + 2x − 3
    3
    EXAMPLE 4
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    Limits Involving Infinity : Algebraic Functions
    Example 4: Evaluate lim
    22
    x + x − 1
    x → − x −3
    3
    EXAMPLE 5
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    Limits Involving Infinity : Algebraic Functions
    Example 5: Evaluate lim
    4
    x + 2 x − 1
    x → + x −1
    2
    USING CONJUGATES
    USING CONJUGATES
    • The conjugate of a two-term expression is just the same expression with
    subtraction switched to addition or vice versa.

    (a +b)(a −b) = a −b 2 2
    EXAMPLE 6
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    Example 6: Evaluate
    x −2
    lim
    x→4 x − 4
    EXAMPLE 7
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    Example 7: Evaluate
    x +1 − 2
    lim
    x →3 x−3
    USING IDENTITIES
    Using Identities
    Theorem.
    sin 
    1. lim =1
     →0 
    1 − cos
    2. lim =0
     →0 
    Using Identities
    Theorem.
    e −1
    t
    3. lim =1
    t →0 t
    EXAMPLE 8
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    Example 8: Evaluate
    sin( 5 x)
    lim
    x →0 5x
    EXAMPLE 9
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    Example 9: Evaluate
    2 sin( 5 x)
    lim
    x →0 x
    EXAMPLE 10
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    1 − cos(3x)
    Example 10: Evaluate lim
    x →0 x
    EXAMPLE 11
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    1 − cos( 2 x )
    Example 11: Evaluate lim
    x →0 sin( 3 x )
    EXAMPLE 12
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    2 − 2 cos( x)
    Example 12: Evaluate lim
    x →0 4 tan x
    EXAMPLE 13
    Limit of Indeterminate Functions
    USING CONJUGATES
    Example 13: Evaluate
    e 2x
    −1
    lim
    x →0 x
    END OF LESSON 5

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