WorksheetsLimits (An analytical approach)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Polynomial function P(x)
x→climP(x)=P(c)
(check the appropriate box)
Always
Sometimes
Never
Polynomial function P(x)
Graph of P(x)
(check all that apply)
line
half parabola
parabola
parts of parabolas
hyperbola
x → 9lim (4 x4−37 x3+12 x2−32 x+38)=N
Submit N
(a)
Polynomial function P(x)
Point [c,P(c)] lies on the graph of P(x)
ALGEBRA term: word point
Submit word (small letters)
(a)
x → 18lim39 x+82 =N
Submit N
(a)
A limit (if it exists) is a(n)
x-value at a point
y-value at a point
point (x , y)
indeterminable form
L'Hopital's Rule can be utilized to evaluate the limit of a polynomial function as x approaches c.
Always
Sometimes
Never
Which limit(s) can be found by direct substitution?
(check all that apply)
x → 5lim(4 x+9)
x → 12limx−12x 2−144
x → 3πlimcos(x)
x → 7limx−7x+18−5
x → 45 πlim [ cot(x) sin(x) ]=N
N=23
N=22
N=− 23
N=− 22
Polynomial function P(x)
Point [c,P(c)] lies on the graph of P(x)
CALCULUS term: point of word
Submit word (small letters)
(a)
