Q1 Vocabulary.

AP Calculus: Limits
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1. Direct Substitution How to find the limit of 17. Limit as x a

a simple polynomial approaches 0 for
(sin [a]x) / x
2. If k and n are constants, |x| > 1, 0
and n > 0 18. Limit as x 1
Then, the limit as x approaches approaches 0 for
infinity for (k/x^n) is (sin x/ x)
3. If k and n are constants, |x| > 1, 0 19. Limit does not 1. The one-sided limits are not equal
and n > 0 exist 2. The function doesn't approach a finite
Then, the limit as x approaches value
negative infinity for (k/x^n) is 3. The function doesn't approach a
particular value (oscillation).
4. If k is a positive constant, limit as Positive Infinity
4.The x - value is approaching the
x approaches 0+ of (k/x)
endpoint of a closed interval
5. If k is a positive constant, limit as Positive Infinity
20. Right-hand Limit Limit in which values are tested as they
x approaches 0+ of (k/x^2)
decrease toward the particular value on
6. If k is a positive constant, limit as Negative Infinity the right side
x approaches 0- of (k/x)
7. If k is a positive constant, limit as Does Not Exist
x approaches 0 of (k/x)
8. If k is a positive constant, limit as Positive Infinity
x approaches 0 of (k/x^2)
9. If k is a positive constant, limit as Positive Infinity
x approaches 0- of (k/x^2)
10. If the highest power of x in a 0
rational expression is in the
denominator, limit as x
approaches infinity is
11. If the highest power of x in a Positive Infinity
rational expression is in the
numerator, limit as x approaches
infinity is
12. If the highest power of x in a Coefficient of highest
rational expression is the same term in numerated
for both the numerator and divided by coefficient of
denominator, limit as x highest term in
approaches infinity is denominator
13. Left-hand Limit Limit in which values are
tested as they increase
toward the particular
value on the left side
14. Limit the value a function
approaches as the
variable within that
function gets nearer to a
particular value
15. Limit as x approaches 0 for (cos x 0
- 1) / x
16. Limit as x approaches 0 for (sin a/b
[a]x) / (sin [b]x)