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Limits to Infinity and Beyond

Limits to Infinity and Beyond. Vertical and Horizontal asymptotes. I. Theorems:. A.) B.). D.) providing the root exists. II. Vertical and Horizontal Asymptotes. A.) Def: The line x = a is a vertical asymptote of the graph of the function f iff

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Limits to Infinity and Beyond

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  1. Limits to Infinity and Beyond Vertical and Horizontal asymptotes

  2. I. Theorems: A.) B.)

  3. D.) providing the root exists.

  4. II. Vertical and Horizontal Asymptotes • A.) Def: The line x = a is a verticalasymptote of the graph of the function fiff • B.) Def: The line y = b is a horizontal asymptote of the graph of the function fiff

  5. C.) Examples - Find the vertical and horizontal asymptotes for each of the following and describe the behavior at each vertical asymptote.

  6. V.A. – None • H.A. y = 2 Why?

  7. - V.A. –x = -3 • - H.A. – y = 1

  8. D.) Example – Evaluate the following limit:

  9. III. Sandwich Theorem GRAPHICALLY

  10. B.) Example - What do you know about the sin function?

  11. C.) Example -

  12. IV. Limit Theorems

  13. V. Patching In order to make our trigonometric limits look like A-D of II, we may need to “PATCH” the trig expression. After, we apply our limit properties and verify on our calculator. A) Examples -

  14. V. Change of Variables A.) Trig Identities – Know Sum and Difference for sin and cos!!! B.) Sometimes it is helpful to substitute another variable when evaluating trig limits.

  15. C.) Evaluate

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