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x−5 + x−4
b/ lim
x→∞ 3x−4 + x−2
x2 − 2x − 3
c/ lim
x→3 x2 − 5x + 6
d/ lim cos θ
θ→−∞
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e/ lim
θ→π/2 tan θ
x2
f/ lim+
x→π 1 + cos x
WITHOUT sketching, Answer these questions, and say why. At point, a/ x = 0, b/ x = 1 and c/ x = 3,
is the function f :
(i) right-continuous?
(ii) left-continuous?
(iii) continuous? If not, is it possible to do a continuity prolongation?
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EXERCISE 3: Use the definition of the infinite limit to prove limx→0− x = −∞. For that, first write
the definition, then your draft, then your answer.
b/ y = sin x + tan x
c/ y = cos(x7 + 8x)
cos(5x)
d/ y = 5x2
EXERCISE 5: Let f (x) = 3x2 + 2x + 1. Use the definition of the derivative to prove: f 0 (x) = 6x + 2
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EXERCISE 7: Sand is pouring into a cube at the rate of 6 cubic meters per minute. The side of the
cube is 15 meters. Inside the cube, set on the bottom of the cube, there is a sphere of radius 4 meters, such
that the sand will be inside the cube but outside the sphere. How fast is the sand level rising when the sand
is 3 meters deep?
π 2
Help: The spherical cap volume is: V = 3 h (3a − h)
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EXERCISE 8:
a/ Prove the Max-Min theorem can be used.
b/ Use it to find the absolute extreme values, if they exists, of this function, on its domain of definition.
cos x + 2
on [ π2 , 3π
2 ]
f (x) = x + 2 − 3π2
3π
on ( 2 , 8]
3π
−x + 18 − on (8, 10]
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