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    The document discusses several limit theorems: Theorem A states that if two functions are equal in an open interval containing a point except possibly at a, then their limits at a are equal. Theorem B provides conditions for the limit of a sum or product of functions to exist. Theorem C states that a limit exists if and only if the left-hand and right-hand limits exist and are equal. Theorem D is the squeeze theorem - if a function f is between g and h and the limits of g and h agree, then the limit of f exists and is the same. Theorem E says that if two functions have different one-sided limits at a point, then

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    The document discusses several limit theorems: Theorem A states that if two functions are equal in an open interval containing a point except possibly at a, then their limits at a are equal. Theorem B provides conditions for the limit of a sum or product of functions to exist. Theorem C states that a limit exists if and only if the left-hand and right-hand limits exist and are equal. Theorem D is the squeeze theorem - if a function f is between g and h and the limits of g and h agree, then the limit of f exists and is the same. Theorem E says that if two functions have different one-sided limits at a point, then

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    Limit Theorems :)

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    Emmanuel Villa Agustin
    The document discusses several limit theorems: Theorem A states that if two functions are equal in an open interval containing a point except possibly at a, then their limits at a are equal. Theorem B provides conditions for the limit of a sum or product of functions to exist. Theorem C states that a limit exists if and only if the left-hand and right-hand limits exist and are equal. Theorem D is the squeeze theorem - if a function f is between g and h and the limits of g and h agree, then the limit of f exists and is the same. Theorem E says that if two functions have different one-sided limits at a point, then

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    Limit Theorems

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    Theorem A. Suppose that f and g are functions such that f(x) = g(x) for all x in some open interval interval containing a except possibly for a, then

    Discussion of Theorem A

    Theorem B. Suppose that f and g are functions such that the two limits

    exist, suppose that k is a constant and suppose that n is a positive integer. Then

    1. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 2. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 3. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] Discussion [Using Flash] 4. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] Discussion [Using Flash] 5. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] Discussion [Using Flash] 6. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash]

    7.

    Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 8. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 9. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 10. Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] 11. provided Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] for all then . when n is even.

    12. If

    13. If f is a polynomial then Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] Discussion [Using Flash]

    14. If f is a rational function then, for all a in the domain of f, Example [Using Images] [Using Flash] Discussion [Using Flash]

    Theorem C. The limit

    if and only if the right-hand limits and left-hand limits exist and are equal to M:

    Examples: 1. 2. where

    Theorem D. (Squeeze Theorem) Suppose that f, g and h are three functions such that f(x) < g(x) < h(x) for all x. If

    then

    Example: 1.
    Theorem E. Suppose that f and g are two functions such that and then the limit

    does not exist.

    Example: 1.

    Example:
    1. Theorem B.1.

    Example.

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