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Title: Curve Sketching Limits with Infinity Asymptotes


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Curve SketchingLimits with InfinityAsymptotes
  • Lesson 4.4

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What Happens?
  • We wish to investigate what happens when
    functions go

3
Limits with Infinity
  • What happens to a function in the long run

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4
Rules for Manipulating Limits
  • Note rules on page 218
  • Note special limits

n is a positive rational number
k gt 0
5
Manipulating, Evaluating
  • Symbolically
  • Use Calculatorlimit((x2)/((3x-5),x,?)
  • Graph and observe

6
Rational Functions
  • Leading terms dominate
  • m n gt limit an/bm
  • m gt n gt limit 0
  • m lt n gt asymptote linear diagonal
    or higher power polynomial

7
Rational Functions
  • Vertical asymptotes
  • where denominator 0
  • Y-intercepts
  • where x 0
  • X-intercepts
  • where numerator 0

8
Example
  • Find
  • horizontal asymptote
  • vertical asymptote(s)
  • zeros
  • y-intercept

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Example
  • Find
  • horizontal asymptote
  • vertical asymptote(s)
  • zeros
  • y-intercept

10
Finding Other Asymptotes
  • Use PropFrac to get
  • If power of numerator is larger by two
  • result of PropFrac is quadratic
  • asymptote is a parabola

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Example
  • Consider
  • Propfrac gives

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Example
  • Note the parabolic asymptote

13
Vertical Tangents
  • Consider a function continuous at P(c, f(c))
  • Vertical tangent at P ifare either both

c
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Cusp
  • Again, consider a function continuous at P(c,
    f(c))
  • A cusp exists whenare both infinite and
    opposite in sign

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Assignment
  • Lesson 4.4
  • Page 227
  • Exercises 5 47 odd
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