- Fnding the limit of f(x) as x->c could have two different ouputs.
For exapmle: the function f(x)=x/absolute value x the limits as x->0+ side equals 1.
and as the limit as x->0- equals -1. however
- Plugging in the constant will only give you one output.
When just plugging the number 0 it gives you only one output. In this case however there is no output for f(0).
- These two cases could be the same when the limit as x approaches the constant and when just plugging in the constant are equal.
For example: the function f(x)= x^2
The limit as any constant from both the positive side will give you one output.this goes with plugging in the constant too because it gives you the same output.
basically: limit x->c+ f(x)=limit x->c- f(x)=f(c)
Difference between slope of the line and the derivitave.
- The slope of the line.
The slope of line only determines the slope for that single point.
- Derivitave
The derivitave gives you the formula to find the slope for function to every direction of the function so the function must be continuous.
- They are similiar because the give the dx/dy for the given point.

wow.. "Fnding the limit of f(x) as x->c could have two different ouputs." although i've thought about it.. i have never actually Thought of it this way before. something i didnt mention in my blog lol.
ReplyDeletehave a nice weekend Levi :D