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Lecture 13: Limits of Functions

July 11, 2022
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Lecture 13: Limits of Functions

TL;DR

The limit of a function exists if and only if for every sequence converging to a point, the sequence of function values also converges to that point.

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[SQUEAKING] [RUSTLING] [CLICKING] CASEY RODRIGUEZ: So, all right, so let's start talking about some math. So there was a last result I was going to prove for series, which is that if you have an absolutely convergent series, and you rearrange it, then that series is also absolutely convergent and converges to the same thing as the unarranged series... Read More

Key Insights

  • 😥 The limit of a function can be determined by testing the convergence of sequences that approach the same point.
  • 😥 If a function converges to a specific value, every sequence that converges to the same point will have function values that also converge to that value.
  • 😥 A function can have at most one limit at each point.

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Q: How can the limit of a function be determined?

The limit of a function can be determined by checking if, for every sequence converging to a point c, the sequence of function values also converges to L.

Q: What does it mean for a function to converge to a value?

If a function converges to a value L, it means that as x approaches a certain point c, the values of the function get arbitrarily close to L.

Q: Can a function have multiple limits at different points?

No, a function can have at most one limit at each point. If a function has multiple limits at a single point, it contradicts the definition of a limit.

Q: How can the limit of a function be determined using sequences?

By testing the convergence of sequences that approach a specific point, we can determine if the function also converges to a specific value at that point.

Summary & Key Takeaways

  • The limit of a function can be determined by testing convergence of sequences that converge to the same point.

  • If a function converges to a specific value, every sequence that converges to the same point will have function values that also converge to that value.


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