Chapter 2 Problems
Thirty chapter problems: 10 from the original book and 20 added for more practice.
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Find ε in terms of δ for the function -
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Solve the limit -
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Find -
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Solve -
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Simplify and solve -
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Solve the limit -
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What is ? -
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Prove that the derivative of a constant is 0 at all points on its graph (Hint: You must identify the difference between “approaches” and “equals”). -
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Find .
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Find and explain why the quotient can be undefined at 3.
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Evaluate .
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Near 1, for and for . Find both one-sided limits and the two-sided limit.
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Define for and . Choose k to make f continuous at 2.
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For , give a δ in terms of a prescribed that proves the limit at any real a.
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Prove with an explicit epsilon–delta choice.
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Evaluate , with angles in radians.
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Use identities rather than derivatives to evaluate .
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Find and justify it without graphing.
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Evaluate .
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Find .
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Find and .
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Does exist? Show the two sides.
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A table near gives , , , and . What limit is suggested, and can the table prove it?
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Evaluate and explain the composition step.
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Evaluate .
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Evaluate .
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Use limits to explain why is continuous at zero but has no derivative there.
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Evaluate using the exponential special limit.