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    1. The document provides 24 examples of limit calculations. Each example shows the limit expression, the value that the variable is approaching, and the resulting limit value. 2. The limits use basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and roots. They also include evaluating expressions by directly substituting the limit value for the variable. 3. Many of the resulting limits simplify to rational numbers, while others evaluate to expressions containing radicals or other operations.

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    1. The document provides 24 examples of limit calculations. Each example shows the limit expression, the value that the variable is approaching, and the resulting limit value. 2. The limits use basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and roots. They also include evaluating expressions by directly substituting the limit value for the variable. 3. Many of the resulting limits simplify to rational numbers, while others evaluate to expressions containing radicals or other operations.

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    1. The document provides 24 examples of limit calculations. Each example shows the limit expression, the value that the variable is approaching, and the resulting limit value. 2. The limits use basic arithmetic operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and roots. They also include evaluating expressions by directly substituting the limit value for the variable. 3. Many of the resulting limits simplify to rational numbers, while others evaluate to expressions containing radicals or other operations.

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    PROGRAMA DE ADMINISTRACIÓN DE EMPRESAS

    UNIVERSIDAD DE LOS LLANOS


    JESICA TATIANA RAMIREZ RUBIO
    LIMITES

    11. lim ( 3 x−7 )=( 3 ( 5 ) −7 )


    x →5
    ¿ 15−7
    ¿8

    lim ( 5 x +2 )
    12. x→−4 ¿ ( 5 (−4 ) +2 )
    ¿−20+2
    ¿−18

    2
    13. lim ( x +2 x−1 ) ¿ ( (2)2 2 ( 2 ) −1 )
    x →2
    ¿ 4 +4−1
    ¿7

    2
    14. lim ( 2 x −4 x +5 ) ¿ ( 2(3)2−4 ( 3 ) +5 )
    x →3
    ¿ 18−12+5
    ¿ 11
    3
    15. lim ( z +8 ) ¿ ( (−2)3 +8 )
    z →−2
    ¿−8+8
    ¿0

    3 2
    16. lim ( y − y +3 y−4 ) ¿ ( (−1)3 −(−1 )2+ 3 (−1 )−4 )
    y →−1
    ¿−1+ 1−3−4
    ¿−7

    4 x−5 4 ( 3 ) −5
    17. lim ¿
    x →3 5 x −1 5 ( 3 )−1
    12−5
    ¿
    15−1
    7
    ¿
    14

    3 x+ 4 3 ( 2 ) +4
    18. lim ¿
    x →2 8 x−1 8 ( 2 )−1
    6+ 4
    ¿
    16−1
    10
    ¿
    15
    2
    ¿
    3

    t 2−5 (2)2 −5
    19. lim ¿
    t →2 2 t 3 +6 2(2)3 +6
    4−5
    ¿
    16+6
    −1
    ¿
    22

    2 x +1 2 (−1 ) +1
    20. lim ¿
    x→−1
    2
    x −3 x +4 (−1)2−3(−1)+4
    −2+1
    ¿
    1+3+ 4
    −1
    ¿
    8
    8 r +1 8 ( 1 ) +1
    21. lim
    r→1 √ r +3
    ¿
    √
    9
    ( 1 ) +3

    ¿
    3
    √
    4
    ¿
    2

    (2)2 +3 ( 2 ) +4
    22. lim
    x →2 √ x 2+3 x +4
    x 3 +1
    ¿
    √ (2)3 +1
    4+6 +4
    ¿
    √
    14
    8+1
    ¿
    √
    9
    14
    ¿√
    3

    x 2−3 x +4 ( 4)2−3 ( 4 ) +4
    23. lim
    x→ 4 √
    3

    2 x 2−x −1
    ¿
    √
    3

    2( 4)2−( 4 ) −1
    3 16−12+4
    ¿
    √
    3 8
    32−4−1
    ¿
    2
    √27
    ¿
    3

    5+2 x 5+2(−3)
    24. lim
    x→−3 √
    3

    5−x
    ¿
    √
    3

    5−(−3)

    ¿
    3
    √
    3 −6

    15
    ¿ √3
    −6
    √15

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