is the basic idea around this video that if you cant do any kind of factoring or simplifying you have no other choice but to solve the equation like this?
in the first problem the answer you got was positive infinity. is it also correct to say that the limit from the right does not exist? or do we always have to say that the limit from the right is positive infinity?
i was trying to figure out how you brought + (INfinity in start) i watched so many times that how + and - gives _ LOL>>.but you corrected it..thanks for an awesoem video.
Wow...you helped so much. And the fact that I can watch your videos on my own time instead of hiring a tutor (which takes up time and money) is so helpful during the school year. I really hope that you don't start charging $ for your videos, because you don't know how much you help your viewers. Few people can afford to hire a tutor, which is why your videos are so important to me. You're a pretty amazing tutor, too, I must add.
I literally came to this video for help on solving limx->5+ 6/(x-5) and it's the first problem you do...
(granted it's out of the early transcendentals single variable calculus textbook.. and it's the first problem on infinite limits [to my knowledge]) BUT STILLL.. WIZARD...
Are you a grad student / professor? You must be some sort of teacher, as your videos are super useful (even for undergrad math majors XD) I was refreshing my knowledge so I could tutor somebody and your videos have been a great help. I'll gladly watch the commercials if you get a pay check for it lol
@Mikelevay yes, very sorry about the ads. trying to get rid of the ones that happen in the middle - i do not want them there. yes, i am getting a little bit of $. sort of torn about having th ads, but it means i get a small paycheck which gives me more time to make more videos so i hope it is good in the long run for everyone.
@patrickJMT By all means, we love ads if we have good material;) I don't get why people hate ads if it gets them material with quality! Haters gotta hate...
damn it man you saved me from complete confusion, thanks for this great video, I got a limits quiz tomorrow and ill def use your way of approaching it.
Thank you! I was just about to freak out why the hell it was + infinity. HAHAHA. Anyway, are you trying to do some magic with all those lagging thing? xD
haha..u made feel stupid there for a minute.with that little screw up .cause ur fricking amazing all the time, i was thinking holy shit i dont get it..but thanks anyways
@patrickJMT my internet speed is 20mpbs o_O. ur video is actually laggy compared to ur other vids. nevertheless, i learned a lot for the first semester calculus from u! thx!
i kind of understand these limits... but not by a conceptual standpoint as my teacher wnts me too... but anyways, can you do some inifinte limits using trig functions please?
ex) the limit of sin2x/x as x->infinity...... what the heck is the sqeeze theorem?!?
i hope your video's will save me.. im learning more from you than my prof. I'll have my final exam tomorrow, i have to get 51/70 to pass the subject. if i fail, i have to repeat it next yr, which will cause me to delay 1 yr in college.
Patrick, thank you for your videos. Now I understand what comes out of where and why. You have a gift of explaining math concepts clearly and without further complications.
this video helped a lot...i actually caught your mistake right before the little comment bubble you put popped up and confirmed it. im taking calc 1 this semester in my college and this is the 3rd video of yours that has been a great help. keep up the great work! thanks a lot!
Thank you very much!! When I get calculus ADD while watching this it's so useful to be able to rewind and play again. Unlike getting calculus ADD in class where I miss ten minutes and don't understand the entire lecture!!
So wait, if right side and left side don't agree, it ALWAYS doesn't exist? When doesn't a limit exist?
what I'm thinking about is those functions that, from the left hand side of an asymptote, go to positive infinity, but on the right hand side, start all the way at negative infinity.
Whats the case for these type of functions? I think I am sure that infinite limits aren't the same as the ones I'm recalling....
Me gustan tus videos. . . Siguele con matematicas. I love your videos man. . Your getting this beaner an A in AB Calc. . . Thank you so much and keep doing what you do best. . .
hey patrick, when my teacher was teaching us infinite limits she had a two- step process where we divide all the numbers by the highest coefficient in the denominator, and it was very confusing. was she teaching us about a different type of limits than you present here?
@pssurfer7 yes, she was doing 'limits at infinity' - that is, when the independent variable (x) becomes arbitrarily large (goes to positive or negative infinity). The problems I do are often called infinite limits because the dependent variable (y) either goes to positive or negative infinity.
Hey Patrick, do you have a video specifically dedicated to one sided limits? If so, I cannot find it in your pull down of uploads. I've found 2 or 3 videos of yours you do not have listed in the limits playlist, which is why I ask. Thanks.
Id love to see some complex problems. I would say on a difficulty scale of 1-10 this is a 1-2, my cal teacher puts level 12 on her tests. So if you could do some level 12 difficulty problems that would be AWESOME!! Thanks.
The limit in fact DOES NOT EXIST - since negative infinity is NOT a real number. the minus infinity sign is just an indication / description of how the function behaves close to 0, and limit = negative infinity just indicates that the function decreases without bound from both sides of 0.
So the limit does not exist but to indicate the behavior of the function near 0, we put minus infinity.
Hi. Um, I have a question. I solved your last example using CALCULUS SOLVED on my PC (math software). Anyway, I solved it and the answer came out as THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST. I understan the reason behind both answers (your's and the computer's) and how to get there. My question is this. If on my next test, I have to solve a limit like this one, what "road" should I take. Both answers make a lot of sense, and yet, they are completely diferent.
narleydude, the limit does not exist ONLY IF the limit from the positive side and the limit from the negative side are not equal. I think you must have entered something wrong on your math software. I would go with Patrick's method :)
Thanks for your reply. You're right, We're done with limits @ school, So I had to double check what you said and its true, I may have entered some wierd data on the math software last time I used it. Thanks again.
dude THANK YOU!. i got everything in calculus this far except chapter 1 which happened to be limits... and my common exam in 3 days is only on chapter 1 (even though the teacher said it will be on all 11 we learned lol) and now i think i get it. i was especially confused with -infinity and positive and the small plus/minus sign, but now i get it :D. Thxxxxxx
But... won't the denominator also be zero if x=2?
Elmokorvo 1 day ago
Wow, enlightenment
AceofRiches 3 days ago
the limit does not exist if the right side limit and the left side limit are unequal. correct?
jinlane 2 weeks ago
@jinlane correct.
patrickJMT 2 weeks ago
does youtube recognize that your videos are raising grades and not killing brain cells like most other videos, GIVE THIS MAN A PRIZE
panzR696 3 weeks ago
Ugh it's lagging so bad.
rocknrollkunt 1 month ago
what is the limit for this?
lim x->0 (5x-4/x)?
haro10000 1 month ago
@haro10000 I think its 0. Don't take my word for it I'm just starting this lesson now.
HD2mobile 1 week ago
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aibee91 1 month ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
thnx dude. youtube should promote you.
thank you very much, u save my grade.
razc22 1 month ago 2
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I solved it after i watch this video thnk you i love you <3
R994X 2 months ago
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lim as x app 3 from the left and then from the right 2x/x-3 =
how can i solve this one ?
thank you
R994X 2 months ago
you my hero
CHiNKLiGHTNiNG 2 months ago 3
i believe what you may have been forgetting was an indeterminate number....not the same as does not exist
DakotaWiggles 3 months ago
@DakotaWiggles okie dokie
patrickJMT 3 months ago 5
love u
TheLoveformankind 3 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
is the basic idea around this video that if you cant do any kind of factoring or simplifying you have no other choice but to solve the equation like this?
dsv519 3 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
in the first problem the answer you got was positive infinity. is it also correct to say that the limit from the right does not exist? or do we always have to say that the limit from the right is positive infinity?
Lateilla 3 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
i was trying to figure out how you brought + (INfinity in start) i watched so many times that how + and - gives _ LOL>>.but you corrected it..thanks for an awesoem video.
hello12913 3 months ago
thanks man! you made it easier to understand!
warnexus 3 months ago
thank you so much, greetings from san salvador, el salvador!
unrivaled37 3 months ago
even with the mistake, this video is good :)
endauthority 3 months ago
so if a question has, for example, "lim x-->7" do u have to solve it for both 7+ and 7-?
lucuador1992 3 months ago
@lucuador1992 yes
patrickJMT 3 months ago
@lucuador1992 just 7
MrMarcoxrko 3 months ago
Damn, going to class so i can take test soon.
Wish found these Videos earlier so i can study better.
Watched as much video as possible within time of my discovery, and it helped...
Time, why you gotta do this to me T.T
VivaAZN 4 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives 2
@VivaAZN well, now at least you know where you can go and study before the next test! : ) i hope it went well for you
patrickJMT 4 months ago 3
Have you made a video on how to draw limits?
Bloodwarrior131 4 months ago
holy crap.iyour first example is the same one in my book
Crystalkatana44 4 months ago
so the right and the left need to equal?
16amapola 4 months ago
When you said + infinity I almost cried. LOL I thought I was wrong...
gabriel94riot2 4 months ago
This was great! Your last example there was exactly the one on my assignment :D Helped a lot, thank you
Obuzzerbee 4 months ago
What if the numerator has multiplication? Do you multiply it out with whatever you're plugging in then divide?
XxpianochickxX 4 months ago
So when the problem is already given as a right hand/ left hand limit you don't have to do its opposite?
dragonflar8 4 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
@dragonflar8 that is correct
patrickJMT 4 months ago
I would like more complicated examples please
EbayIbe 4 months ago
Wow...you helped so much. And the fact that I can watch your videos on my own time instead of hiring a tutor (which takes up time and money) is so helpful during the school year. I really hope that you don't start charging $ for your videos, because you don't know how much you help your viewers. Few people can afford to hire a tutor, which is why your videos are so important to me. You're a pretty amazing tutor, too, I must add.
mrazmemore 4 months ago
lolz the first example is the same exercise that brought me to this vid
jjpp1993 4 months ago
lols@ mistake you made, but this vid was helpful thanks.
gotmituns 4 months ago
@gotmituns what mistake?
patrickJMT 4 months ago 7
For the answer at the end, could you say x->0 = -Inf?
URBNSpice 4 months ago
YOU'RE A FUCKING WIZARD...
I literally came to this video for help on solving limx->5+ 6/(x-5) and it's the first problem you do...
(granted it's out of the early transcendentals single variable calculus textbook.. and it's the first problem on infinite limits [to my knowledge]) BUT STILLL.. WIZARD...
riceluvnflip 4 months ago
You are a lifesaver! man good job and thanks for being my tutor :D definitely subscribed ^^
chunkylover817 4 months ago
Thanks very much
AhmedTouma 4 months ago
OK I know already, it shouldn't be. regards
Adbisky 5 months ago
Shouldn't be plus infinity for minus zero and minus infinity for zero plus as a results?
Adbisky 5 months ago
Haha, Thank you sir!
I have a test coming up, and this answered a lot of questions!
To be honest, you said a lot of similar things to that of what my teacher said, but it's like everything was clarified!
Again, thank you! ^___^
JihoonJKim 5 months ago
Your videos are amazing, they have helped me so much! I have been paying for a tutor yet I feel I am benefiting way more from your videos! :)
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@KaykSkellington feel free to visit my website and make a donation if you want ; )
patrickJMT 5 months ago 11
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3croN 6 months ago
wait. so, there can only be +infinity, -infinity or impossible? In my textbook, the answers are more various...
minibus1351 6 months ago
This helped me so much ! Thank youuu
itstasja 7 months ago
You're amazing
ProudSF 7 months ago in playlist Calculus / First Semester - Limits, Continuity, Derivatives
Are you a grad student / professor? You must be some sort of teacher, as your videos are super useful (even for undergrad math majors XD) I was refreshing my knowledge so I could tutor somebody and your videos have been a great help. I'll gladly watch the commercials if you get a pay check for it lol
Scarf3086 7 months ago
did u use spit to clean ur board?
superoriginalname 8 months ago
im sorry if this is too much to ask but could you change your camera to a better one? hehe
jimuteno 9 months ago
Knew this already since I was 12
forallpurposesonly 9 months ago
@forallpurposesonly
shut up
firemanhalo 7 months ago
@firemanhalo I'll take that as a compliment.
forallpurposesonly 7 months ago
You are saving my life as I cram for my AP Exam.
GeotheDio 9 months ago
Stellar job. Thanks for the help. I'm sick of these damn downy commercials though. I hope you're getting paid.
Mikelevay 10 months ago
@Mikelevay yes, very sorry about the ads. trying to get rid of the ones that happen in the middle - i do not want them there. yes, i am getting a little bit of $. sort of torn about having th ads, but it means i get a small paycheck which gives me more time to make more videos so i hope it is good in the long run for everyone.
patrickJMT 10 months ago 45
@patrickJMT By all means, we love ads if we have good material;) I don't get why people hate ads if it gets them material with quality! Haters gotta hate...
steverock85 3 months ago
@steverock85 yes, everyone complains. but they do not complain about the fact that everything on youtube is FREE! : )
patrickJMT 3 months ago
why cant i see this video or some of the other ones????? "/..i was only able to see about 5 of them, btw thank you so much this really helped but
thesystem007 10 months ago
thank you so much..u r great!!!
stefaniejanine1988 10 months ago
1, how old are you, and 2 dude ur good ._.
windkiller97 10 months ago
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bet you only 3 views are from americans
nightmare5349 10 months ago
@nightmare5349 i am not sure what that is supposed to mean.
patrickJMT 10 months ago 44
@patrickJMT he is saying americans are stupid, and could care less about this stuff. I am american so make that 4. :P
sumosumo84 10 months ago
damn it man you saved me from complete confusion, thanks for this great video, I got a limits quiz tomorrow and ill def use your way of approaching it.
JRLOC488 10 months ago
oh yea calculus in HD
thagodfather007 11 months ago 2
you explain math like my friends so i can relate :)) ahahah love your math bro :D
thezeropulse 11 months ago
i thin kyou plugged in positive zero two times when you shouldve plugged in negative zero... basically the limit does not exist
doodlesballer 11 months ago
you make me love calculus finally! thank you!
MizzMiera90 11 months ago
Great Video . Helped a lot .
Thanks :)
sonu6797 1 year ago
Great Video . Helped a lot .
Thanks :)
sonu6797 1 year ago
ok need help looking for a calculus equasion that never ends (computer uses)
TheHighPanda18 1 year ago
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im a BSc student and i hav a test on wednesday but im completely LOST here!!! help any1?
wnrsakara 1 year ago
im a BSc student and i hav a test on wednesday but im completely LOST here!!! help any!?
wnrsakara 1 year ago
I hope this couple few little examples made me laugh haha sorry I like your math
RipplingSHockWave 1 year ago
@RipplingSHockWave i have no idea what you are trying to say, but i am glad u like my math
patrickJMT 1 year ago 30
am already BSc .........three years back
now i have a test to appear in calculus.......and totally blank in ir
But Sir thank you very mush with all the due respects and reverance........your vids are a priceless
Hazrat Ali (R.A) said : A person who taught you One Word is Your Teacher.....You are my teacher now...........
chintoo266 1 year ago
@chintoo266 glad you like the vids : ) good luck in your studies!
patrickJMT 1 year ago
One-sided Limits anyone? I'm having some trouble searching it. Sigh.
animefan143 1 year ago
Thank you! I was just about to freak out why the hell it was + infinity. HAHAHA. Anyway, are you trying to do some magic with all those lagging thing? xD
animefan143 1 year ago
why is it laggy? :(
animefan143 1 year ago
Thanks PATRICK!! But I was wondering when would nonzero/zero produce DNE???
lyj41 1 year ago
haha..u made feel stupid there for a minute.with that little screw up .cause ur fricking amazing all the time, i was thinking holy shit i dont get it..but thanks anyways
dia8449 1 year ago
man i wish u teach at my university.. so many ppl wud graduate wid better grades :P
hot3091 1 year ago
doesn't the problem at 9:18 equal negative infinity?
AlexP91 1 year ago 2
woah its a bit laggy.
kpxflameboy 1 year ago 5
@kpxflameboy get off of dial up
patrickJMT 1 year ago
@patrickJMT my internet speed is 20mpbs o_O. ur video is actually laggy compared to ur other vids. nevertheless, i learned a lot for the first semester calculus from u! thx!
kpxflameboy 1 year ago
@kpxflameboy ok, i was just messing with you - it is laggy!
patrickJMT 1 year ago
What do you look like????
virginialikesyou 1 year ago
i kind of understand these limits... but not by a conceptual standpoint as my teacher wnts me too... but anyways, can you do some inifinte limits using trig functions please?
ex) the limit of sin2x/x as x->infinity...... what the heck is the sqeeze theorem?!?
alonsan100 1 year ago 5
Thank you so much, This made so much more sense than my book.
SpacySpaceCadet 1 year ago
in the USA most of the students don't even know if -3^2 is positive or negative....
Ssendecki 1 year ago
@Ssendecki
Maybe in 7th grade.
Europeans like to make US high school sound like cake compared to theirs but honestly its the exact same thing.
EdwardManeikis 1 year ago
@EdwardManeikis I meant college students
Ssendecki 1 year ago
@Ssendecki
same applies
EdwardManeikis 1 year ago
awesome awesome awesome! thnx!! i'm about to take a midterm and you really have helped me to understand it way better :)
ilovnerds1 1 year ago
when I don't fail calc and thus my GPA doesn't tank and I get into med school and become a doctor, I will send you some money for sure!
TheCoolfez 1 year ago
i hope your video's will save me.. im learning more from you than my prof. I'll have my final exam tomorrow, i have to get 51/70 to pass the subject. if i fail, i have to repeat it next yr, which will cause me to delay 1 yr in college.
Ashbourne03 1 year ago
Why didnt we use negative two (-2) at d denominator??
MrBawlah07 1 year ago
is it only me or the video seems like it's lagging?
HowToDo92 1 year ago
Patrick, thank you for your videos. Now I understand what comes out of where and why. You have a gift of explaining math concepts clearly and without further complications.
mishutka24 1 year ago
this video helped a lot...i actually caught your mistake right before the little comment bubble you put popped up and confirmed it. im taking calc 1 this semester in my college and this is the 3rd video of yours that has been a great help. keep up the great work! thanks a lot!
brifink 1 year ago
I'm glad that you post videos like this to help people. You just don't know what you're doing for people out there who really need this!
mangopeeler07 1 year ago
Nice Effort.
Symposiumify 1 year ago
great.
Symposiumify 1 year ago
why cant you be my teacher!?
FattieAcidProduction 1 year ago
Thank you very much!! When I get calculus ADD while watching this it's so useful to be able to rewind and play again. Unlike getting calculus ADD in class where I miss ten minutes and don't understand the entire lecture!!
VanillaFllare 1 year ago
thanks =)
aingaran2003 1 year ago
your calc videos are amazing i have an exam tomorrow and my teacher does not have the best accent so your saving me alot of grief thank you sooo much
martialrockarts2 1 year ago
@martialrockarts2 u r very welcome
patrickJMT 1 year ago
@martialrockarts2 not your but you're
Ssendecki 1 year ago
This stuff makes me want to cry. Seriously.
LAUR3Nlx0 1 year ago
thanks for this. it was very helpful for me
i hope that you do more of these , harder ones
thanks again
mustafaothman1991 1 year ago
So wait, if right side and left side don't agree, it ALWAYS doesn't exist? When doesn't a limit exist?
what I'm thinking about is those functions that, from the left hand side of an asymptote, go to positive infinity, but on the right hand side, start all the way at negative infinity.
Whats the case for these type of functions? I think I am sure that infinite limits aren't the same as the ones I'm recalling....
swaryne 1 year ago
thanks for this vid! im takin calc this semester and you do a really good job of explaining it so simply. thanks :D
erikationofkita 1 year ago 4
@erikationofkita glad it helped : )
patrickJMT 1 year ago
Me gustan tus videos. . . Siguele con matematicas. I love your videos man. . Your getting this beaner an A in AB Calc. . . Thank you so much and keep doing what you do best. . .
zackray101 1 year ago
@zackray101
don't call yourself a beaner, that is a degrating name for our heritage and culture.
zombiecrowtv 1 year ago
hey patrick, when my teacher was teaching us infinite limits she had a two- step process where we divide all the numbers by the highest coefficient in the denominator, and it was very confusing. was she teaching us about a different type of limits than you present here?
pssurfer7 1 year ago
@pssurfer7 yes, she was doing 'limits at infinity' - that is, when the independent variable (x) becomes arbitrarily large (goes to positive or negative infinity). The problems I do are often called infinite limits because the dependent variable (y) either goes to positive or negative infinity.
patrickJMT 1 year ago
@pssurfer7 the very same thing
Ssendecki 1 year ago
Dude wouldn't you just love to toke with patrick. And learn and listen to him teach math whilst blitzed
fateater77777 1 year ago 5
@fateater77777 puff puff pass
patrickJMT 1 year ago 7
Sir Patrick, why is it most of the maths teachers are the same, but only you and few different? thank for the help :D
zabsem 1 year ago
@zabsem i do not think i am much different from most
patrickJMT 1 year ago
Your simply the best teacher I now
nilsi1987 1 year ago
Hey Patrick, do you have a video specifically dedicated to one sided limits? If so, I cannot find it in your pull down of uploads. I've found 2 or 3 videos of yours you do not have listed in the limits playlist, which is why I ask. Thanks.
Enceladus187 1 year ago
can you help me solve this problem: lim x-->+infinity f(x) = x^3-4x^2-4! please!!
wickedgalz 1 year ago
i got a 98 on my math test after watching all of your limit videos (never got over a 82 in math bfore this) thank you so so so much <3<3
aeropostale 1 year ago 2
great vid help me lots...
phudichat 1 year ago
cool lol
chibixaileen 1 year ago
thanks a zillion! you have no idea how helpful these vids are! Thanks again!!!
mypinkdollprincess 1 year ago
is it just me, or is the video choppy?
mport9491 1 year ago
@mport9491 yes
luck1233 1 year ago
@mport9491 i mean the vid is choppy to me too
luck1233 1 year ago
Thanks mister. It helped me in reviewing my lessons for the previous semester...Thanks again...♫
iloveiligan14344 1 year ago
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natymed360 1 year ago
thank ya ! iam enlightened !!!
josuanette 1 year ago
fluency of this video makes me swear, got 5 fps
max0707 1 year ago
thank you so much prof. PATRICKjmt...
evilgance 1 year ago
wat if both of them r different like one of them is + infinity the second on is - infinty
Ronaldoo91 1 year ago
i was like whaaa + infinity whyyyyy then i see the correction
Ronaldoo91 1 year ago
80 million comments? I think you need to find the limit of your ego before you do anything.
t0pfox 1 year ago
If you want to see Isaac Newton's seething passion, watch "The Invention of Calculus"
ClassicsOfMath 1 year ago
"shameless plug" lol... You deserve it fella... Thanks for all your vids...
hifhif123 1 year ago
could you do some examples where the limit as x --> 5+ or something. x approaching numbers from the left or right..not just 0..please!!
anibannani3 1 year ago
This video just put a smile to my face! A much simpler way of explaining limits
lakercutie 1 year ago
THIS IS GODS SHIT THE HOLY GRAIL OF MATH
danubis077 1 year ago 3
Thanks man, you just did a better job explaining limits in 12 mins than my teacher is able to in 50 mins.
golfkid333 1 year ago 2
Amazing lesson you could easily replace all the calculus teachers at my school... Thanks, I have just mastered limits!
AfroQueenB 2 years ago 2
Awesome video! I actually understand infinite limits now haha
darklabelbeyond 2 years ago
major thanks.
iblade06 2 years ago
best math teacher ever!!!!!!!!!
SKATTABEATS 2 years ago 29
@SKATTABEATS helloo
Ssendecki 1 year ago
Id love to see some complex problems. I would say on a difficulty scale of 1-10 this is a 1-2, my cal teacher puts level 12 on her tests. So if you could do some level 12 difficulty problems that would be AWESOME!! Thanks.
Sunday1290 2 years ago
@Sunday1290 I also have test Wednesday over this material. So if you had the time. That'd be cool.
Sunday1290 2 years ago
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this is horse shit
BrandonCrawford1983 2 years ago
MOAR!
karlkarlkarl1234 2 years ago
About to take my calc final... thanks patrick.
peterpatalano 2 years ago
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your a fucking asshole
Oviee08 2 years ago
@Oviee08
how about shut da fuck up!! ppl are trying to study!
333329753 2 years ago 17
you're a beast man ... i have my calc final in a few hours and i get everything except for limits ... thx for this
ansar90 2 years ago 3
oh no i want my patrick to move normally!!! damn glitch i can't see his hand move at a steady pace.
ohgoodlord 2 years ago
The limit in fact DOES NOT EXIST - since negative infinity is NOT a real number. the minus infinity sign is just an indication / description of how the function behaves close to 0, and limit = negative infinity just indicates that the function decreases without bound from both sides of 0.
So the limit does not exist but to indicate the behavior of the function near 0, we put minus infinity.
maths486 2 years ago
Dude... i love you... no homo.. but i love u all the way from canada...
ur my guidance!! and i love ur website... i aint from austin but hell a canadian dollar and a us dollar is abut the same for donation...
sMaRtiEs1202 2 years ago
Yes! more limit examples pleassssse!!!!
sallamatt 2 years ago 3
THANK YOU VERY MUCH..
littlejohn17 2 years ago 2
Hi. Um, I have a question. I solved your last example using CALCULUS SOLVED on my PC (math software). Anyway, I solved it and the answer came out as THE LIMIT DOES NOT EXIST. I understan the reason behind both answers (your's and the computer's) and how to get there. My question is this. If on my next test, I have to solve a limit like this one, what "road" should I take. Both answers make a lot of sense, and yet, they are completely diferent.
narleydude1 2 years ago
narleydude, the limit does not exist ONLY IF the limit from the positive side and the limit from the negative side are not equal. I think you must have entered something wrong on your math software. I would go with Patrick's method :)
trunker420 2 years ago
Thanks for your reply. You're right, We're done with limits @ school, So I had to double check what you said and its true, I may have entered some wierd data on the math software last time I used it. Thanks again.
narleydude1 2 years ago
dude THANK YOU!. i got everything in calculus this far except chapter 1 which happened to be limits... and my common exam in 3 days is only on chapter 1 (even though the teacher said it will be on all 11 we learned lol) and now i think i get it. i was especially confused with -infinity and positive and the small plus/minus sign, but now i get it :D. Thxxxxxx
Atheist269 2 years ago