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Calculus 2 Midterm Quiz 1 Attemp 1

The document contains 10 multiple choice and short answer questions related to limits of functions as x approaches a constant. The questions test concepts such as one-sided limits, evaluating limits using graphs, rational functions, and the squeeze principle. The feedback provided indicates whether answers are correct or partially correct.

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Calculus 2 Midterm Quiz 1 Attemp 1

The document contains 10 multiple choice and short answer questions related to limits of functions as x approaches a constant. The questions test concepts such as one-sided limits, evaluating limits using graphs, rational functions, and the squeeze principle. The feedback provided indicates whether answers are correct or partially correct.

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Limits of functions as x approaches a constant.
Compute limx→1x3−1(x−1)2limx→1x3−1(x−1)2
 

Select one:
a.
x - x -1
2 

b.
x-1

c.
x+x+1
2 

d.
does not exist
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Make a conjecture about the value of  limx→1x3−1x−1limx→1x3−1x−1
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Use the graph of f in the figure to find the following values, if they exist. If a limit does not
exist, type 0.0001 on the space provided
 

1.) f(1)f(1) =Answer 3

2.)  limx→1−f(x)limx→1−f(x)=Answer
2

3.)  limx→3+f(x)limx→3+f(x)=Answer
1

4.)  limx→3f(x)limx→3f(x)=Answer
0.0001

5.) limx→@−f(x)limx→@−f(x) =Answer
3
 
 
 
 

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Evaluate
limt→−2(t2+5t+7)limt→−2(t2+5t+7)
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Understanding of one-sided limits:
Determine the following limits:
 

2
a.)   Answer

0.0001
b.)   Answer
-1/9
c.)   Answer

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Limits using the Squeeze Principle
Compute limx→0−x3cos(2x)limx→0−x3cos(2x)
 
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Evaluate the following rational functions. Then give the horizontal asymptotes of f, (if any. If
it does not exist, type 0.0001 on the space provided below)
 

1.) f(x)=2x+13x4−2f(x)=2x+13x4−2 =Answer

           Horizontal asymptote: Answer
2.) f(x)=2x8−33x8−2x7f(x)=2x8−33x8−2x7=Answer

      Horizontal asymptote Answer

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Compute the following limits. If they don't exist, type: 0.0001 on the space provided.
 

2
1.)  =Answer

0
2.)   =Answer

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Let  f(x)=x3−1x−1f(x)=x3−1x−1. Calculate f(x) for each value of x in the following table.
x 0.9 0.99 0.999 0.9999 1 1.0001 1.001 1.01 1.1
Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer Answer
f(x 2.7 2.97 2.997 2.9997 0.0001 3.0003 3.003 3.03 3.3
)

 
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Limits of functions as x approaches a constant
Compute limx→21x+12x3+8limx→21x+12x3+8

Fill in the missing numbers to get the correct answer/s.

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