In calculus how do you evaluate limits given a polynomial equation

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lgbasallote · Answer

which calculus?

anonymous · Answer

Calculus 1,the basic one

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Calculus when you want to know the limit of polynomial you simply put the value that it's going into for x and solve

anonymous · Answer

Thanks Trexy,I hope to learn more

anonymous · Answer

hence

the limit as x-> 0 of say     f(x)= f(0)

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anonymous · Answer

When given the value of X as infinite how do you solve it

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

what is this given function

anonymous · Answer

Where are you from Trexy

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anonymous · Answer

it really depends on the function... if the denominator goes to infinity while the numerator doesn't , it goes to 0

anonymous · Answer

this is shown if you show infinity as a sequence : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7......infinity.... as the denominator gets bigger the and the numerator doesn't exponentially grow (say you have 1 on the top)... you get closer and closer to 0

anonymous · Answer

[4X^4+X^3-3x-1}
---------------------The limit being as x approaches infinity.
        [9X^4-x^3+1

anonymous · Answer

factor the top and bottom

anonymous · Answer

actually nothing is needed for this.. .the bottom nad top have the same power therefore your limit is the coefficients or 4/9

precal · Answer

http://www.calculus-help.com/tutorials/ try these free videos, I really like how they explain limits.