Limits Of Polynomials and Rational Functions Print E-mail

Limits Of Polynomials and Rational Functions:

If P(x) and Q(x) are polynomials, then:

limx®a P(x) = P(a)

and

Limits can be approached from the negative ( or left ) or the positive ( or right ) side of a number denoted as:

limx®a- f(x) = b or limx®a+ f(x) = b

If limx®a- f(x) ¹ limx®a+ f(x) , then

limx®a f(x) does not exist

If limx®a- f(x) = limx®a+ f(x) = b , then

limx®a f(x) = b

 
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