Calculus : The Classic Edition (with Make the Grade and Infotrac)
Calculus : The Classic Edition (with Make the Grade and Infotrac)
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ISBN: 9780534435387
Author: Earl W. Swokowski
Publisher: Brooks/Cole
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Chapter 2.4, Problem 1E

a.

To determine

To express : the given limits as ,,orDNE(DoesNotExist) .

a.

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Answer to Problem 1E

  limx4f(x)=

Explanation of Solution

Given information:. f(x)=5x4;a=4

Concept Involved:

Limit means intended height of the function.

  limxaf(x) means left hand limit.

Left hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

In the same way, limxa+f(x) means right hand limit.

Right hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

If limxaf(x)=limxa+f(x)=L , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=L

If limxaf(x)limxa+f(x) , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=DNE

Calculation:

    Picking the x values from the left of

      a=4

    f(x)=5x4
    x=3534=5
    x=3.953.94=50
    x=3.9999953.999994=500000
    x=3.9999999999953.99999999994=50000000000

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  Calculus : The Classic Edition (with Make the Grade and Infotrac), Chapter 2.4, Problem 1E , additional homework tip  1

Interpretation:

From the table and the end behavior of graph we can see that as x is getting closer to 4 from left, the f(x) is getting closer to , So limx45x4=

b.

To determine

To express : the given limits as ,,orDNE(DoesNotExist) .

b.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 1E

  limx4+f(x)=

Explanation of Solution

Given information:. f(x)=5x4;a=4

Concept Involved:

Limit means intended height of the function.

  limxaf(x) means left hand limit.

Left hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

In the same way, limxa+f(x) means right hand limit.

Right hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

If limxaf(x)=limxa+f(x)=L , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=L

If limxaf(x)limxa+f(x) , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=DNE

Calculation:

    Picking the x values from the left of

      a=4

    f(x)=5x4
    x=5554=5
    x=4.154.14=50
    x=4.000000154.00000014=50000000
    x=4.000000000154.00000000014=50000000000

Graph

  Calculus : The Classic Edition (with Make the Grade and Infotrac), Chapter 2.4, Problem 1E , additional homework tip  2

Interpretation:

From the table and the end behavior of graph we can see that as x is getting closer to 4 from right, the f(x) is getting closer to , So limx4+5x4=

c.

To determine

To express : the given limits as ,,orDNE(DoesNotExist) .

c.

Expert Solution
Check Mark

Answer to Problem 1E

  limx4f(x)=DNE(DoesNotExist)

Explanation of Solution

Given information:. f(x)=5x4;a=4

Concept Involved:

Limit means intended height of the function.

  limxaf(x) means left hand limit.

Left hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the left hand side.

In the same way, limxa+f(x) means right hand limit.

Right hand limit indicates the height of function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

We need to check the behavior of the function as x approaches a from the right hand side.

If limxaf(x)=limxa+f(x)=L , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=L

If limxaf(x)limxa+f(x) , then we can conclude that limxaf(x)=DNE

Calculation:

We found

  limx45x4=limx4+5x4=

Graph

  Calculus : The Classic Edition (with Make the Grade and Infotrac), Chapter 2.4, Problem 1E , additional homework tip  3

Interpretation:

Since the left hand limit is not equal to right hand limit as x approaches 4, for this given function

  f(x)=5x4 ,we can conclude that limx454x=DNE(DoesNotExist)

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