Question

Can someone explain what a limit is, SLOWLY, doesn't have to be everything in one day?
HELP!!!!

Answer 1

op is a troll

Answer 2

AGAIN! I'll Block you!

Answer 3

Blocked!

Answer 4

Dude, I gave you resources for understanding a limit and I provided you the definition. There is no reason for you to open a new question -_-

Answer 5

Can you just leave, w/o any bad consequences for me and/or you?

Answer 6

What is a limit?
(Slowly!)

Answer 7

A limit is the value of an expression when the variable gets closer and closer to a certain value.

Answer 8

which value?

Answer 9

Whatever value the problem specifies.

Answer 10

OK...

Answer 11

there is more behind it though, isn't there?

Answer 12

Not really,

Answer 13

So, that is it! For the definition of the function of the limit
(u probably don't understand what I said)

Answer 14

Yes, There is a precise mathematical definition. I just gave you that statement to help you get the idea.

Answer 15

I think I got the idea.

Answer 16

How would I understand the formula?

Answer 17

By studying something like this: http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/Classes/CalcI/DefnOfLimit.aspx
until you understand it. You might have to go over it and over it a hundred times.

Answer 18

LOL @Mertsj that's what I said on the other question ;_;
was ignored by op

Answer 19

You know, inkyvoyd, if you are not helping someone, and animosity has developed, it might be best to just drop it.

Answer 20

So should I close the question and don't ask....?

Answer 21

@Mertsj , it would be, but the kid refuses to read what I say after many minutes of time, so I'm at a loss of whether I should attempt to convince the op that outside reading is more efficient, or if I should just pretend that the stuff never happened.

and @SolomonZelman , you can keep asking the question, maybe sometime you'll find someone with more time than most of us -- which does happen hehe

Answer 22

OK! Thank You for "helping" guys!

Answer 23

yw

Answer 24

what?!?!?!?!?!

Answer 25

for the record, a limit really is the approaching value of a function @SolomonZelman . You won't see the significance until the difference quotient, which deals also with derivatives, which is why I told you to go learn about limits first.

Answer 26

yw=you're welcome

Answer 27

for the record, .... if you aren't willing to help don't... at least!
Sorry for wasting your guy's time, feel bad!

Answer 28

@SolomonZelman , keep it question related. Read what I just said, seriously, it would've helped me if someone told me that limits would be kinda weird until the different quotient lol

Answer 29

*difference quotient

Answer 30

So now I see that you two just want to go at it. The question is over and you both keep it up. Let me guess...you are both alpha males between 15 and 18

Answer 31

Whatever, bye!

Answer 32

@Mertsj , I'm tryin gto give question related information in some attempt to redeem myself, and this dude is hopefully reading it, which I'm assuming he is. Anyways, good day good sirs.