Limits
Wednesday, 14 March 2018
3:07 PM
approaches L as x approaches infinity, the
function has limit .![]()
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We define the distance of from the limit as the "".![]()
This can be expressed as ![]()
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We can say that , if, for every there exists a real number such that if then, ![]()
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sub g(x) and L into the absolute value, factorise a 3 out, replace x with M and rearrange to find M in terms of epsilon.
From <https://moodle.telt.unsw.edu.au/mod/hsuforum/discuss.php?d=28773#/mod/hsuforum/discuss.php?d=28773#>
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