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Limits and continuity Teacher Resources
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In this limits and continuity test, learners solve 8 multiple choice questions. They define the words limits and continuity. Students determine the limits of 8 functions. Learners find the value for a constant in one function, and prove one function is continuous at x=0. 4 questions require students to graph functions. There are 25 questions in all (plus one extra credit question).
In this calculus worksheet, students complete a chart of values using limits and continuity. They use the test of continuity to solve most of the problems and match their answers to the correct answers. There are 18 matching questions with an answer key.
Students read a description of how to evaluate limits then solve problems both with and without their graphing calculators. In this evaluating limits lesson, students evaluate 9 limits problems without their graphing calculators. Answers are checked using the calculator.
In this calculus instructional activity, students work problems containing functions, limits and dealing with continuity. They evaluate functions and use the limits theorem to help find the correct answer. There are 26 questions.
Students investigate limits and continuity of functions. In this limits and continuity of functions lesson, students find the limit as a function approaches a given value. Students find the domain of functions.
Twelfth graders examine limits. In this Calculus lesson plan students use the symbolic capacity of the TI-89 calculator to explore limits. Students examine the tables and graphs and use the information to support their answers.
Identify the limits. Using geometry, learners will define the limit and fundamental theorem of calculus. They will also relate limit and derivatives to the real world.
In this calculus overview worksheet, students: find the equation of a tangent line, curve sketch, and find limits. Students should have covered continuity as well.
Twelfth graders investigate limits. In this Calculus activity, 12th graders use the Ti-89 calculator to explore limits. Students examine the tables and graphs to approach limits from a numerical point of view.
In this continuity activity, students examine six functions for continuity. Students find values to make a peice-wise function continuous, state domains, use limits, and the Intermediate Value Theorem.