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1.4b Continuity and One-Sided Limits - Calculus

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Uploaded by on Jun 15, 2009

Check out all of my Calculus Videos and Notes at: http://wowmath.org/Calculus/CalculusNotes.html

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  • at 0:49 why did you plug in 1 for x > 1 because shouldn't it be a value that is greater than 1?

  • @HidemitsuAkechi

    The limit is coming from the positive side, so I use the second equation to find the limit.

  • Nothing cancels in math... They divide out....

  • @thorne279

    You are right.

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  • Thank you so much!!! These videos helped me in a numerical methods course!!!!!

  • Thanks for the videos dude they help so much. My teacher barely explains these problems. Thanks alot.

  • "split thingys" LOL I call them jumps. :)

  • uhm x-3= 0 x =3? yes (x+3) is still there which makes x = -3

  • At about 4:00, Since (x-3) cancels out, isn't -3 removable? Because (x+3) is still in the problem..

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