I don't know how to do this!
calc1

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amtran_bus · Answer

calc 1

anonymous · Answer

Wow I've never seen that before. 

What type of problem is this?

amtran_bus · Answer

Dealing with epsilon and delta with limits.

jdoe0001 · Answer

I think you're just asked for the smallest delta, not the proof

jdoe0001 · Answer

since the $\delta$ value can be either big or small, but for limits, the closer you get to the limit, the more valid

so the $\delta$   I'd think from the graph, will be the $\delta$   from 1. to 1.1, which is just 0.1   and thus closer to the limit of x = 1

amtran_bus · Answer

That was right. I am self taught in this class, so I really do not understand it.

yanasidlinskiy · Answer

To tell you the truth, I have never seen this type of problem before either. In my Calculus we don't even have these hard and challenging problems.

anonymous · Answer

I'm using khan academy to get a grip on epsilon-delta. So far, it's not too complicated.