Unit 1 · Test
Unit 1 test: Limits and Continuity
16 questions. Answer them all, then submit to see your score. Solutions unlock after you submit.
This test covers the meaning of a limit, estimating limits from graphs and tables, the limit laws, algebraic techniques, the squeeze theorem, continuity and discontinuities, limits at infinity and asymptotes, and the intermediate value theorem.
Let Find .
Enter a number. Fractions like 3/4 and sqrt(2) are OK.
Which statement is always true?
Problems 3 and 4 use the graph of shown below.
Find .
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Which statement about at is true?
The table shows selected values of a function .
Based on the table, what is the best estimate of ? Give an exact value.
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Suppose and . Find .
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate .
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What is ?
Suppose for all in the interval . Find .
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Find the value of that makes continuous for all real numbers.
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Let . Which statement is true?
For the function in the previous problem, what value should be given so that is continuous at ?
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Evaluate .
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What is ?
The function is continuous on , and selected values are shown.
What is the least number of zeros that must have on ?
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