Question

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Answer 1

I have absolutely no idea what it's asking for! can anyone explain?

Answer 2

Find largest δ :
-δ < x < δ
and f(x) < 0.01

Answer 3

What values of x make f(x) between -0.01 and +0.01?

Answer 4

Do I use the (x/4) or the (-x/3) to figure that out? I understand the question a little better, but I'm still not quite sure what's going on...

Answer 5

u use the -x/3

Answer 6

@CliffSedge I think i'm starting to get what you're saying, but what does the |x-0| < δ mean?

Answer 7

it means that the absolute value of x-0 must be smaller than delta.... sooo that means that the absolute value will make what ever x-0 is, into a positive value .. so if x =-20 the absolute value of x-0 will make the answer 20-0=20. so in the end any positive X value must be smaller than delta.

Answer 8

and that is why u need to use -x/3 because it states that this equation is only valid for any value for x bigger than or equals to zero.

Answer 9

alright..i'm following you so far but where did -δ < x < δ come from that @CliffSedge mentioned?

Answer 10

@michelle1503 I'm really not sure how to solve this at all...is it possible you could show me step by step?

Answer 11

haha sure ill try just gimme a sec

Answer 12

hello? are you still there?

Answer 13

wat grade is this for

Answer 14

freshman university

Answer 15

sorry im in 10th D: sorry

Answer 16

i tried but i dont get it wat class is it for

Answer 17

single variable calculus

Answer 18

I'm gonna try reposting it, maybe...