Review guide for Monday/Tuesday quiz
on limit basics
Part one:
- Solve limits using analytical solving methods:
A)
Substitution (2
one trig/one non-trig):_________ Pg 67: #5-22, 27-36
B)
Factoring ( 1 or 2 any method possible):_________ Pg 68: #52, 53, 54, or see four examples in notes
C)
Synthetic Division (1): __________ Pg 68:
#47, 48, 80, or see two examples in notes
D)
Conjugation (1): __________ Pg 68: #55, 57, 78 (by hand) or see examples in
notes
E)
Common denominator (1): _____________ Pg 68: #59, 60 or see ones in notes
F)
Trig limits using identities and/or special trig limits
(1 or 2): __________
Pg 68: #65, 69, 67, 68, 82 (by
hand) or see notes
G)
Multiply by a form of one (1 non
conjugation):_____________ Pg 68:
#81 by hand, or see example in notes
Part two:
- Given certain limits find other limits through knowledge of the limit properties:_________ Pg 68 #37-38
- Solve a limit with your calculator and a chart (1):_____ pg 54: #’s 1-8 (Calc)
- Solve a limit graphically without the function given to you but given a picture instead. If you say that the limit does not exist be able to defend why with the proper mathematical reason (3 or 4):_____ Pg 55: #15-24
- Solve a limit by using properties of limits and the basic limit theorems I.E. (proof) (1): _______ Pg 67: #8, 11, 13, 15, 19. (But will probably be a little harder than these and more like the ones in your notes)
- Graphing a piecewise function and identifying where the limit would not exist Pg 55 : #29 (1) _________
