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Test Corrections (10/18/10)
  • You can correct your mistakes, receiving 1/3 of
    the lost points back.
  • Correct on a separate sheet, NOT on the original.
    Hand both in.
  • Corrections are to be done on your own honor
    code or with help from me only. No
    collaboration allowed!
  • Due at class Monday (Oct 25).

2
Some Tips As We Move Ahead
  • If you practice, you WILL improve your
    pre-calculus skills (algebra, trig, etc.), BUT
    YOU MUST PRACTICE!
  • Sit down and do the daily assigned exercises for
    EVERY class. Ask questions (in and out of class)
    if you dont get them.
  • Once again, try doing the hand-in homeworks ON
    YOUR OWN, AND DO NOT LEAVE THEM UNTIL THE LAST
    MINUTE!

3
Calculus Versus Pre-Calculus
  • As we move into calculus, you have the
    opportunity to start fresh with new ideas, so
    take advantage by working hard on these.
  • However, we MUST be able to do pre-calculus well
    in order to do calculus, so we must continue
    always to work on those skills and concepts.

4
More on Limits
  • Limits concern whats going on near , but not at
    , the point that the independent variable is
    approaching.
  • Example Suppose f (x) 3x 1 if x ? 2
    10 if x 2Then what is limx ? 2 f (x) ?
    10? 7? Does not exist?

5
Clicker Question 1
  • What is limx ? 3 x 2 if x ? 3
    5 if x 3 ?
  • A. 5
  • B. 3
  • C. 9
  • D. 6
  • E. Does not exist

6
One-sided Limits
  • If we are care about x coming into a point from
    the right , we have a one-sided limit.
  • For example, we may say limx ? 2 f (x), meaning
    that x is coming in from the plus side.
  • Likewise, limx ? 2? f (x) means were coming in
    from the left or negative side.
  • The limits weve had before are called,
    naturally, two-sided limits. Note that these
    may not exist if the one-sided limits dont match
    up!

7
Clicker Question 2
  • What is the limx ? 0- f (x ) for the function
    pictured on the board?
  • A. 2
  • B. 0
  • C. -2
  • D. Does not exist

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Clicker Question 3
  • What is the limx ? 0 f (x ) for the function
    pictured on the board?
  • A. 2
  • B. 0
  • C. -2
  • D. Does not exist

9
Assignment for Wednesday
  • Begin correcting your test. Work carefully. Learn
    from your mistakes!
  • Make sure have absorbed all the ideas of Section
    2.2 and have done all the exercises assigned last
    time.
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