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Flashcard 1: What is the limit of f(x)=x×g(x) as x approaches 0 and g(x) is bounded?
Answer:
- If g(x) is bounded, then x⋅g(x)→0 as x→0.
Flashcard 2: Find the limit of 2x2+x3x2−x as x approaches infinity.
Answer: 23. For rational functions, the limit equals the ratio of leading coefficients.
Flashcard 3: Evaluate: limx→−2x+2x2−4.
Answer: -4. Factor as (x−2)(x+2)/(x+2)=x−2, then substitute.
Flashcard 4: Find the limit: limx→1x−1x2−1.
Answer:
- Factor as (x−1)(x+1)/(x−1)=x+1, then substitute.
Flashcard 5: What is the limit of x21 as x approaches infinity?
Answer:
- Higher powers in denominators approach zero faster.
Flashcard 6: Evaluate: limx→0xtan(x).
Answer:
- Since tan(x)=sin(x)/cos(x) and cos(0)=1.
Flashcard 7: Find the limit: limx→2x−2x2−4.
Answer:
- Factor as (x−2)(x+2)/(x−2)=x+2, then substitute.
Flashcard 8: What is the limit of x1 as x approaches infinity?
Answer:
- As x grows large, x1 approaches zero.
Flashcard 9: Evaluate: limx→0x2x3.
Answer:
- Simplify to x2x3=x, then substitute x=0.
Flashcard 10: Find the limit: limx→0xsin(5x).
Answer:
- Use xsin(5x)=5⋅5xsin(5x) and the fundamental limit.
Flashcard 11: What is the limit of xn as x approaches a?
Answer: an. Power functions are continuous, so direct substitution works.
Flashcard 12: Identify the limit: limx→ac×f(x).
Answer: c×limx→af(x). Constants factor out of limit expressions.
Flashcard 13: Evaluate the limit: limx→−1(x2+2x+1).
Answer:
- Direct substitution: (−1)2+2(−1)+1=1−2+1=0.
Flashcard 14: Find the limit: limx→3(5x2−2x+1).
Answer:
- Direct substitution: 5(9)−2(3)+1=45−6+1=40.
Flashcard 15: Find the limit: limx→2(5x−3).
Answer:
- Direct substitution: 5(2)−3=10−3=7.
Flashcard 16: Evaluate: limx→0xsin(3x).
Answer:
- Use xsin(3x)=3⋅3xsin(3x) and the fundamental limit.
Flashcard 17: State the property for the limit of a sum: limx→a(f(x)+g(x)).
Answer: limx→af(x)+limx→ag(x). The limit of a sum equals the sum of the individual limits.
Flashcard 18: State the property for the limit of a product: limx→a(f(x)×g(x)).
Answer: limx→af(x)×limx→ag(x). The limit of a product equals the product of individual limits.
Flashcard 19: Find the limit of x−1x2−1 as x approaches 1.
Answer:
- Factor as (x−1)(x+1)/(x−1)=x+1, then substitute.
Flashcard 20: Find the limit of a polynomial f(x) as x approaches a.
Answer: f(a). Polynomials are continuous, so use direct substitution.
Flashcard 21: Evaluate: limx→3x−3x2−9.
Answer:
- Factor as (x−3)(x+3)/(x−3)=x+3, then substitute.
Flashcard 22: Evaluate: limx→0x(1+x)n−1 for n>0.
Answer: n. This follows from the binomial theorem and L'Hôpital's rule.
Flashcard 23: Evaluate: limx→1(x3−3x2+3x−1).
Answer:
- Direct substitution: 1−3+3−1=0.
Flashcard 24: What is the limit of x−2x2−3x+2 as x approaches 2?
Answer:
- Factor as (x−1)(x−2)/(x−2)=x−1, then substitute.
Flashcard 25: Find the limit: limx→0(1+x)x1.
Answer: e. This is the definition of e as a limit.
Flashcard 26: State the property for the limit of a difference: limx→a(f(x)−g(x)).
Answer: limx→af(x)−limx→ag(x). The limit of a difference equals the difference of individual limits.
Flashcard 27: What is the limit of xsin(x) as x approaches 0?
Answer:
- This is a fundamental trigonometric limit identity.
Flashcard 28: Find the limit: limx→pisin(x).
Answer:
- Direct substitution: sin(π)=0.
Flashcard 29: What is the limit of xex as x approaches infinity?
Answer: Infinity. Exponential growth dominates polynomial growth.
Flashcard 30: Evaluate: limx→1x−1x3−1.
Answer:
- Factor as (x2−1)/(x−1)=x+1, then substitute x=1.