Calculus 1 - Lecture 4 - Intuitive Beginning - Limits

[angel2bitz]

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[1samchang]

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[keithl28]

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[frostwow]

thats down below my rural definition of the LIMIT.

and that mathematics-mathematical misspelling - sorry for that :)

[frostwow]

When people need to evaluate something, but just unable to do so. Maybe they dont see in there. Or its too difficult to comprehend.

So theres something which they cant define, only theres a bunch of mathematicsal maneuvers leading to it.

They say: I KNOW THERES A VALUE TO THIS, i only can not see/comprehend that value right now.

the limit of 2 exists but is boring, bc. we can see its value: "2"

but PI only has a limit, because nobody knows its exact value

only geometry reveals it precisely

[dildar1446]

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[absolutemes]

This music is really scary

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[JayTWOLite]

sorry but i might seem a little slow but at the beginning were did you get the .1284 from subtracting .51 from .5, and the .1316 from subtracting .5 from .49. i just don't understand.

[Scarf3086]

@JayTWOLite I see why you got a little confused, as he didn't really vocalize what he was doing there. When he put "s(0.51)" that meant that he was putting time = 0.51 into the distance function which was s(t) = -16t^(2) + 29t + 6 . Those t's in there represent the time value, which he substituted in. So s(0.51) = -16(0.51^(2)) + 29(0.51) + 6 which came out to about 16.63. He subtracted s(0.5) from 16.63 and that's how he came to 0.1284. Hope this clears it up. Notation can get confusing.

[konothecook]

I never knew asymptote was greek for asymptote.

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[cepson]

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[Goldname1]

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[junior1984able]

if both distance and time , both subtract half a second to .49 seconds , how do you get different results?

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