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    This document provides a graphical approach to understanding limits. It begins by explaining what happens to the value of a function f(x) as x approaches a number like 0 from the left and right. Examples are given of limits being equal to the function value at that number, or not existing if the left and right limits are different. The concept of limits is further explained through graphs of several functions, demonstrating how to determine if a limit exists based on whether the left and right hand limits are finite and equal. Algebraic methods are also briefly introduced and compared to graphical approaches.

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    Limits: The Graphical Approach

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    This document provides a graphical approach to understanding limits. It begins by explaining what happens to the value of a function f(x) as x approaches a number like 0 from the left and right. Examples are given of limits being equal to the function value at that number, or not existing if the left and right limits are different. The concept of limits is further explained through graphs of several functions, demonstrating how to determine if a limit exists based on whether the left and right hand limits are finite and equal. Algebraic methods are also briefly introduced and compared to graphical approaches.

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    The Graphical Approach

    Limits 1
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    The Graphical Approach

    Limits 1
    Concept of Limits

    f(x) =
    Tapu sena

    जैसी संगत
    वैसी रं गत !
    What happens in Neighbourhood of x = 0 ?

    f(x) =

    Since f(0) is not defined, so we will try to find the value of f(x) at x = 0+ and x = 0﹣
    x⟶a x=a
    Understanding Limits from Graph

    f(x) =
    Example 2

    f(x) =
    Understanding Limits from Graph

    f(x) =
    Understanding Limits from Graph

    f(0.9) f(0.99) f(0.999) f(1) f(1.001) f(1.01) f(1.1)


    f(x) =
    1.9 1.99 1.999 2.001 2.01 2.1
    Existence of Limit

    If LHL = RHL = finite then limit exist


    Understanding Limits from Graph
    Understanding Limits from Graph
    Understanding Limits from Graph
    Example Algebraic Approach
    Example Graphical Approach
    Algebraic Approach
    Example
    Graphical Approach
    Example
    Example
    y = tanx
    Example
    Example
    y = sinx
    Example

    A. 0 B. C. D. Does not exists


    Example
    Example Lim sin-1 [sec x]
    x⟶0

    A. 0 B. C. π D. Does not exists


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