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Uploaded on Feb 24, 2009

Limits Involving Absolute Value - In this video I do two limit problems that involve | absolute value | . I discuss the basic algebraic idea of how to get started on these problems.
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  • Shy Davis

    I'm a little confused. Lets say the lim x-> -3+ Ix+1I/x^2 - 9. When I broke it down I got 2/0 and -2/0. Is my answer: it does not exist because there is a '0' in the denominator or is it negative and positive infinity? (based on it being an absolute value problem). @patrickJMT

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  • patrickJMT

    if the left hand limit and right hand limit are not the same, the limit does not exist. a limit can not have two different values.

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  • Kit Carson Henderson

    9:40

    "2/x is just gonna be a shit uh or a stretch"

    lolololol

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  • ThePieStoreGuy

    Only a Sith deals in absolutes.

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  • AhMaDoV08

    You are THE BEST!!

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  • Shubham Soni

    sir,your videos are awesome and very helpful for me i have a problem in one Ex. please help me............... Discuss:

    F(x) = |x-1|+|x-2| at x=1 and x=2.

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  • Mario Balotelli

    your voice has gone weird

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  • syanaz bazil ahmad kamal

    THIS IS MINDBLOWING everything make sense thanks!

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  • Brutalwillis

    Isnt a limit equaling +- infinity actually non-existent?

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  • Jaclyn Hernandez

    This was so helpful! You're a great teacher. Thank you so much!

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  • primmanet

    lim( x->0+) of the same function = 0

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  • Kieran Hughes

    The way you broke this down was much better than how I was taught. You explained it in a way I could understand, and now I feel confident in ace-ing my test tomorrow. I only got 46% on my first try, and luckily I have a chance at a retest tomorrow. 100% here I come!

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  • sarsuraaa

    hey you are an amazing teacher !!!!

    just a question i don't get why we ignore the denominator, why do we just concentrate on the absolute value ?? like in the second example if we plug 0 we'll get 1/0 which gives a 0/0 limit but instead we just concentrated on the absolute value part

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  • MeanGreenTX94

    You saved my Calculus grade. Thank you!

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