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    1) The document provides examples of limit calculations involving indeterminate forms such as 0/0, ∞/∞, and other expressions that evaluate to indeterminate forms as the variable approaches a specific value. 2) Students are asked to find eight limits involving rational expressions, radicals, and other indeterminate forms as the variable approaches values like 0, 4, ∞. 3) The document demonstrates how to simplify rational expressions and use techniques like factoring, rationalizing radicals, and applying limits laws to obtain determinate, finite values for the limits.

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    1) The document provides examples of limit calculations involving indeterminate forms such as 0/0, ∞/∞, and other expressions that evaluate to indeterminate forms as the variable approaches a specific value. 2) Students are asked to find eight limits involving rational expressions, radicals, and other indeterminate forms as the variable approaches values like 0, 4, ∞. 3) The document demonstrates how to simplify rational expressions and use techniques like factoring, rationalizing radicals, and applying limits laws to obtain determinate, finite values for the limits.

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    Taller de Cálculo Diferencial

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    1) The document provides examples of limit calculations involving indeterminate forms such as 0/0, ∞/∞, and other expressions that evaluate to indeterminate forms as the variable approaches a specific value. 2) Students are asked to find eight limits involving rational expressions, radicals, and other indeterminate forms as the variable approaches values like 0, 4, ∞. 3) The document demonstrates how to simplify rational expressions and use techniques like factoring, rationalizing radicals, and applying limits laws to obtain determinate, finite values for the limits.

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    TALLER DE CÁLCULO DIFERENCIAL

    Fecha: 14-
    DEPENDENCIA: DEPARTAMENTO DE CIENCIAS NATUALES Y EXACTAS 01-2021

    Estudiantes: Shirla A. Vasco M., Karolyn P. Pacocha V. y Natalia Gomez.

    A. Encuentre los límites

    a. .

    h 0 0
    lim = 2 = =0
    h −7 h+1 (0) −7 ( 0 )+1 1
    2
    h→ 0

    b.
    .

    x 2−9 x+ 20 ( x+ 5)( x −4) (x−5) 4−5 −1


    lim = = = = =−0,2
    x→ 4 4 x 2−3 x−4 ( x +1)( x−4) (x+1) 4+1 5

    c.

    (2+ h)2−22 ( 2+h−2 ) (2+h+ 2) h(4+h)


    lim = = =4+h=4 +0=4
    h→ 0 h h h

    d. .

    x 4 −81 ( x 2−9 ) ( x 2+ 9 ) ( x −3 ) ( x +3 ) ( x 2+ 9 )
    lim = =
    x →3 x 2−x−6 x 2 +2 x −3 x −6 x ( x+ 2 )−3 ( x+2 )

    ( x −3 ) ( x +3 ) (x 2 +9) ( x +3 )( x2 +9) ( 3+3 ) (32 +9) 6∗18 108


    ¿ = = = =
    ( x+ 2 ) (x−3) ( x +2 ) (3+ 2) 5 5

    ¿ 21,6
    .
    e. .
    3 x 2−x−10 (3 x+5)( x−2) 3 x +5
    lim = =
    x →2 2 x 2+5 x−14 (x−2)( x+7) x +7

    3 ( 2 ) +5 11
    ¿ = =1,22
    2+7 9

    f.

    √ x−2−2 ∗√ x−2+2
    x−2−2 x−6 ( √ x −2−2 ) ( √ x −2+ 2 )
    lim √ = =
    x →6 x −6 √ x−2+ 2 ( x−6 ) ( √ x−2+2 )

    ¿¿¿

    1 1 1
    ¿ = = =0,25
    √ x−2+2 √ 6−2+ 2 4

    g.

    2 w2 9 w 4
    − 2+ 2
    2 w2−9 w+4 w2 w w 2−0+ 0 2
    lim 2
    = 2
    = = =0,4
    w → ∞ 5 w +7 w−1 5 w 7 w 1 5+0−0 5
    2
    + 2− 2
    w w w

    h. .

    2 x2
    2 x2 x2 x2 0 1
    lim − 2 = − 2 = − =0−1=−1
    x→ ∞ x x −1 x x 1 x 1−0
    2 2
    − 2
    x x x

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