MATH132 - S1, 2013 Mathematics IA (Advanced) : Week 7 Tutorial Exercises
MATH132 - S1, 2013 Mathematics IA (Advanced) : Week 7 Tutorial Exercises
Mathematics IA (Advanced)
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
1
1a
1
0
a 2 + 1
2a 2
p
5. Use the definition of limit to show that lim 1 + x = 1 .
x0
6. Calculate the following limits, if they exist. Do not use de lHpitals rule.
p
1 + 3x 2
(a) lim
;
x1
x 1
p
x +53
(b) lim p
;
3
x4
2x 2
1 cos 4x
(c) lim
;
x0
x2
p
3
x 1
(d) lim
;
x41 x 1
1
(e)
lim
x+
x 2 3x + 1 x .
b)
cos(x 2 )
;
x+
x
lim
8. Evaluate the following limits, if they exist. Do not use de lHpitals rule.
|sin x|
a) lim
;
x0
x
p
x2 + 1
b) lim
.
xt o
x
p
x2 + x3
9. Given the function f : R \ {0} R given by f (x) =
, find lim+ f (x) and lim f (x) if they exist.
x0
x0
x
Does the limit exist for x 0 ?
10. Use the definition of limit to show that lim
n+ n p
p
n
p = 1 . Use a technique similar to the one used in lectures for the sequence
g (x) =
x sin
1
x
when x 6= 0 ,
when x = 0 ,
is everywhere continuous.
13. Find a and b such that the function
f (x) =
x + a
x +b
p x + 4
is continuous everywhere.
if x < 0 ,
if 0 x 1 ,
if x > 1 ,