Grade 11 – Basic Calculus

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I. TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and write
FALSE if the statement is incorrect.

Objective #2. Distinguish between lim f ( x )∧f (c) .

x →c

1. In lim (2+3x) = 7 shows that lim f (x) and f (2) are unequal.
2. Considering lim |x|=0 and f (0) 2 it shows that lim f(x) and f (c) are distinct from
x →0
each other.
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Objective #8. Determine whether a function is continuous at a number or not.

∞
5. (2, ) is a continuous number.

6. is not a continuous number.

7. is a continuous number.
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Objective #9. Illustrate continuity of a function interval.
9. If a function can be continuous on an interval it means that it is continuous at every
point on the interval.
10. Using a graph from right side of 0 to any large number we can say that function
(f) is continuous on (0, +1)
11. A function interval is continuous in every non-real numbers.
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Objective #10. Determine whether a function is a continuous on an interval or

not.

13. f(x)= is a continuous on an interval.

14. h(x)= is not continuous on an interval.
15. lim g ( x )=3=g ( c )is continuous on an interval
x →c
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II. IDENTIFICATION. Compute and illustrate the given problem. Show

your solutions.
Objective #1. Illustrate the limit of a function using a table of values and the
graph of function.
17. Illustrate lim (1=3x) +7 using the table values and a graph of function.

18. Illustrate by constructing a table of values and graph of a function.

19. Illustrate |x| through a table of values and a graph of a function.

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Objective #4. Apply the limit laws in evaluating the limit of algebraic functions.
(polynomial, rational and radical )

4−3 y 2 − y 3
21. Evaluate lim of algebraic functions polynomial.
y →2 6− y− y 2

22.. Evaluate lim

√ 2
x +3−2
of algebraic functions rational.
2
x→ y x

23.Evaluate lim
√ 2 x −√ 6−x of algebraic functions radicals.
2
x →2 4+ x
24.
Objective #5. Compute the limits of exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric
functions using table of values and graphs of functions.

25. Compute lim

x →1
ln x using table of values and graphs of functions.

x
26. Compute lim
x →0
e =1 using table of values and graphs of functions.

27.Compute lim
x →1
log x using table of values and graphs of functions.

28.Compute lim
x →0
sin x using table of values and graphs of functions
III. MATCHING TYPE.
Test A. Match Column A to Column B that illustrate the given limit law. Write
your answer at the space provided.
Objective #3. Illustrate the limit laws.
Column A Column B

____29. Constant Multiple Theorem • lim 8∙ f ( x )=8∙ lim f ( x )=8 ∙ 4=32

x →c x →c

____30. Multiplication Theorem • lim f ( x )=4∧lim g ( x ) =5

x →c x→c

3 3
____31. Addition Theorem • lim ( f ( x ) ) =4 =64
x →c

____32. Division Theorem. •

lim f ( x ) ∙ g ( x )=lim f ( x ) ∙ lim g ( x ) ∙ lim g ( x ) =4 (−5 )=−20
x →c x→c x →c x→c

____33. Power Theorem √

• lim
x→ c
f (x)=√−4

____34. Radical Root Theorem •lim ( f ( x )+ g ( x ) ) =lim ¿ ¿ ¿

x →c x→ c

Test B. Match Column A to Column B that illustrate the continuity of a function

at a number. Write the letter of your answer on the space provided.
Objective # 7. Illustrate continuity of a function at a number.
Column A Column B

• lim f ( x )=lim ( x + x −2 ) =1 + 1 −2=0

3 2 3 2
____35. f is continuous at x=1
x →1 x →1

____36. f is continuous at x=0•lim f ( x )=lim

x →0 x →1
( ) x2 x 2
x2
=lim
x→ 0
( x 2)(x +1)
2
=lim ( x +1 )=1
x→ 0

1
____37. f is continuous at x=2 • h ( x )=
x
____38.

Test C. Match Column A to Column B that illustrate discontinuity. Write the

letter of your answer on the space provided.
Objective #11. Illustrate different types of discontinuity (whole/removable,
jump/essential, asymptotic/infinite)
Column A Column B
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___39.Essential Discontinuity • lim ¿−∞∧lim =+ 8
x →0 x→ 0 +x

___40. Removable Discontinuity • x=c lim f ( x ) DNE

x→ c

___41. Infinite Discontinuity • f ( x ) , lim

x→c
f ( x ) DNE

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IV. MULTIPLE CHOICE . Solve and analyze the given question .Encircle
the correct answer.
1−cos t 1
∧e −1
Objective #6. Evaluate the limits involving the expressions sin t t
,
t t
using table of values

43. If we evaluate using the table of values.

a. then

b. then

c. then

d. then

44. If we evaluate using the table of values.

a. then
b. then

c. then

d. then

45.If we evaluate using the table of values.

a. then

b. then

c. then

d. then
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Objective #12.Illustrate the Intermediate Value and Extreme Value Theorem

47. What is the difference between Intermediate Value and Extreme Value Theorem?
a. The intermediate value has a f(x) which is found over a closed interval [a, b]
guaranteed to have an interval values while extreme values that a f(x) is pure
continuous over a close interval [a, b] that will take any values between functions.
b. The extreme value has a f(x) which is found over a closed interval [a, b]
guaranteed to have an extreme value while intermediate that a f(x) is pure
continuous over a close interval [a, b] that will take any values between functions.
 c. The extreme value has a f(x) over a closed interval [a, b] guaranteed to have an
extreme value while interval that a f(x) over a close interval [a, b] that will take
any values between functions.
d. The extreme value has a f(x) which is pure continuous interval [a, b]
guaranteed to have an extreme value while intermediate that a f(x) is found over a
close interval [a, b] that will take any values between functions.

48.An extreme value is the minimum or maximum value of the f(x).

a. Extrumen
b. Extrumem
c. Extremum
d. Exturmen
49.Which of the given function that will have an Intermediate Value Theorem?
2
a. f ( x )=x
4 2
b. f ( x )=2 x −8 x
c. f ( x )=x 2
d. f ( x )=x 2−1 ,(−1 , 2)
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Objective # 13.Solve problems involving continuity of a function.
51.Consider the given function f ( x )=x 3 that its roots cannot be found using a
factoring and synthetic division.
a. Thus gives f (X)= -0.0012
b. Thus gives f (X)=0.0012
c. Thus gives f (X) =0.00012
d. Thus gives f(X)=0.000012
52.What is the value of c that satisfy f ( x )=x 2−1 , m=2[2 , 4]
a. The given value satisfies the given interval is [1, 2]
b. The given value satisfies the given interval is [1, 4]
c. There is no such value of c that satisfies the f ( x )=x 2−1 ;
d. The given value of c that satisfy f ( x )=x 2−1 m=2 [ 1, 4 ] is [1,1]

53 What is the value of c that satisfy m∈[0,3]

a. There is no value of c in the given interval
b. The value of c in the given interval is [0, 3]
c. The value of c in the given interval is m∈ [ 0,3 ]
 d. The value of c in the given interval is [0,1]

54. What is the minimum value of f ( x )=x 2−1 ; m=2[1,2]

a. min -1 @ x=0 c. min 1 @ x=1
b. min +1 @ x=0 d. min -1 @ x=1