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2.3 - #1

How are (x>>b+)lim f(x) and (x>>b-) lim f(x) calculated if f is a polynomial

function

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2.3 - #2 and !xample

!"aluate te followin$ limit.

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2.3 - #3 and !xample

%uppose p and & are polynomial functions.

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2.3 - #' and !xample

ind constants b and c in te polynomial

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2.3 - #*

i"e an example of functions f and $ suc tat

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2.3 - #, and !xample

!"aluate te followin$ limit.

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2.3 - #

!"aluate te followin$ limit.

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2.3 - # !xample

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2.3 - # and !xample

!"aluate te followin$ limit.

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2.3 - #/

0etermine te "alue of te constraint a for wic (x>>-1)lim $(x) exists and state

te "alue of te limit if possible.

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2.3 - #/ !xample

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2.3 - #1

se te followin$ function to answer &uestions (a) and (b) below.

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2.3 - #1 !xample

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2.3 - #11

or te function $(x) sown below compute te followin$ limits or state tat tey

do not exist.

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2.3 - #11 !xample

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2.3 - #12

4nswer parts (a) trou$ (c).

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2.3 - #12 !xample

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2.3 - #13 and !xample

5e ma$nitude of te electric 6eld at a point x meters from te midpoint of