MATH 1151 Calculus Homework QuestionS Help (1 Viewer)

[Shadowless]

Evaluate the following limits.
a)

I'm not really sure as how to 'show all working' on this question.

 

[Mr Slick]

= 10

 

[SpiralFlex]

He's talking about the epsilon delta definition of a limit. I will post the solution when I return home if someone else doesnt

 

[Mr Slick]

He's talking about the epsilon delta definition of a limit. I will post the solution when I return home if someone else doesnt

wtf did i just read :S lol

 

[Shadowless]

He's talking about the epsilon delta definition of a limit. I will post the solution when I return home if someone else doesnt

Exactly XD.

Oh btw Spiral, what course(s) are you doing this year?

 

[Mr Slick]

Exactly XD.

Oh btw Spiral, what course(s) are you doing this year?

software eng UWS

 

[Shadowless]

BUMP

 

[nightweaver066]

Not sure if i'm doing this right as i'm also new to this..

 

[Shadowless]

Not sure if i'm doing this right as i'm also new to this..

Hmm... following that format I did part b...



This still appears a bit redundant to me, but I'm guessing it will actually become useful later on?

 

[Shadowless]

I just want someone to check whether I'm doing these things right (probably not), and if I happen to be doing them incorrectly could said someone point out the errors?



POINT OUT... ALL THE FLAWS!!! Thanks.

 

[zhiying]

Help is available for MATH1151 through Peer Support sessions ran by ASOC. I'm gonna assume you do actuarial studies which means you're probably in ASOC.

I run those sessions, and I pretty much have solutions to like 90% of all the questions. It's basically free tutoring so consider going if you need help