Therefore, the limit doesn’t exist at this value, because the left-hand limit is negative infinity but the right-hand limit is infinity. For a function to have a limit, the left and right limits must be the same. A function can have a hole in the graph at a particular x value but the limit as x approaches this value can still exist, like. This lesson contains the following Essential Knowledge (EK) concepts for the. AP Calculus course. EK 1.1A1 EK 1.1A3 Click here for an overview of all the EK's in this course.
Notes of the book Calculus with Analytic Geometry written by Dr. S. M. Yusuf and Prof. Muhammad Amin, published by Ilmi Kitab Khana, Lahore - PAKISTAN. The notes of this chapter is written by Prof. Muhammad Farooq, Punjab College, Sargodha.
Contents and summary
- Rational numbers, Irrational numbers, Real numbers, Complex numbers
- Properties of real numbers, Order properties of $mathbb{R}$
- The completeness property of $mathbb{R}$
- Real line, Interval
- Binary relation (B.R), Domain of B.R, Range of B.R
- Function, Onto or surjective funiton, (1-1) Function, Bijective Function
- Real valued function, Image of a function, Bracket function
- Finite limit at a finite point
- Right hand limit
- Continuity
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