Limits
When studying Calculus, you need to
understand the concept of limits. The definition of limits is
given below. For more explanation on calculus limits, see
calculus limits
explained.
What are limits in Calculus?
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A is called the
limit of the function f(x) if
f(x) gets close to the value of A as x
approaches c. The limit of f(x) is
mathematically written as:

This can also be read as:
The limit of f(x) is A as x approaches c.
Note that c can be +/-∞ and
A can also be +/-∞.
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Solving calculus problems involving limits
Some calculus limit problems are harder to
solve than others because the function f(x) can be more
complicated and x can approach a number that would make the
function f(x) indefinable or x can approach plus or minus
infinity. See Examples of
How to Find Limits in Calculus for how to solve simple
calculus limit problems. You can practice solving calculus limit problems
here.
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