MAT135H1 Chapter Notes - Chapter 2.6: Asymptote, Rational Number

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Mat135h1 f - calculus 8th edition (stewart) - section 2. 6 - limits at infinity; horizontal. What happens to y when x becomes arbitrarily large e. g. f x( ) = x 2 1 x 2 + 1. As x grows larger and larger (or smaller and smaller), y approaches the horizontal line y = 1 : x 2 1 x 2 + 1 lim x . General notation: lim x f x( ) = l. Let f be a function defined on the interval a, ( ); then f x( ) = l means that the values of f x( ) can be made arbitrarily close to l lim x by requiring x to be sufficiently large. Similarly, let f be a function defined on the interval , a. ); then f x( ) = l means that the values of f x( ) can be made arbitrarily close to l lim x by requiring x to be sufficiently small.

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