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    Worksheet No: Basic Calculus - Teacher: Abner Angelino, Cpe, LPT

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    1. Find the limit of the given piecewise function. 2. The function is defined by different expressions depending on whether x is less than, greater than, or equal to certain values. 3. To evaluate the limit, we consider the limits as x approaches these values from both sides, and determine if the limits are equal or do not exist.

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    Worksheet No: Basic Calculus - Teacher: Abner Angelino, Cpe, LPT

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    1. Find the limit of the given piecewise function. 2. The function is defined by different expressions depending on whether x is less than, greater than, or equal to certain values. 3. To evaluate the limit, we consider the limits as x approaches these values from both sides, and determine if the limits are equal or do not exist.

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    1. Find the limit of the given piecewise function. 2. The function is defined by different expressions depending on whether x is less than, greater than, or equal to certain values. 3. To evaluate the limit, we consider the limits as x approaches these values from both sides, and determine if the limits are equal or do not exist.

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    WORKSHEET NO.

    4
    BASIC CALCULUS: EVALUATING LIMITS OF A PIECEWISE FUNCTION

    Name: Stephanie Lue E. Borja Date: 20/03/2021 Grade/Section: 11-L

    Find the limit of the given piecewise function.


    4.
    1.
    � + 4, � ≤ 0
    � � =
    2� + 4, � > 0
    � + 5, � ≤ 3
    � � =
    2� − 1, � > 3 �) lim− �(�) = 0+4 = 4
    �→0

    �) lim− �(�) =(3)+5 =8


    �→3 b) lim � � = 2(0)+4 = 4
    �→0+
    �) lim+ � � = 2(3)-1= 5
    �→3 �) lim �(�) = 4, since 4 =4
    �→0
    �) lim �(�) = DNE, since 8 is not equal to 5
    �→3 �) � 1 = (1)+4= 5
    �) � 4 =2(4)-1= 7 �) � −1 = 2(-1)+4 = 3
    �) � 1 =(1)+5= 6

    2. 5.

    2� + 3, � < 4
    1 � � =
    � − 1, � ≥ 4
    � � = 2 � − 4, � ≤− 2
    3 − 2�, � >− 2 �) lim− �(�) = 2(4)+3 = 11
    �→4
    1 −2
    �) lim− �(�) = (-2)-4 = -4 =-1-4 = -5
    �→−2 2 2 b) lim � � = (4)-1 = 3
    �→4+
    �) lim+ � � =3-2(-2) = 3+4 = 7
    �→−2
    �) lim �(�) = DNE, since 11 is not equal to 3
    �→4
    c) lim �(�) = DNE, since -5 is not equal to 7
    �→−2
    �) � 5 = (5)-1 = 4
    �) �( − 1) = 3-2(-1) = 3+2 = 5
    �) � 3 = 2(3)+3 = 9
    1 −3 −��
    �) �( − 3) = (-3)-4 = -4 =
    2 2 �

    3.

    � − 4, � ≤ 1
    � � =
    3�, � > 1

    �) lim− �(�) = (1)-4 = -3


    �→1

    b) lim � � = 3(1) = 3
    �→1+

    �) lim �(�) = DNE, since -3 is not equal to 3


    �→1

    �) � 0 = (0)-4 = -4

    �) � 2 = 3(2) = 6

    BASIC CALCULUS|Teacher: ABNER ANGELINO, CpE, LPT


    Find the limit of a piecewise function. (Graphical Approach)

    �) lim− �(�) = -1 �) � 2 = -2
    �→2
    �) lim− �(�) =2 �) � 1 =DNE
    �→1
    b) lim � � = -2 �) � −2 = 3
    b) lim � � =0 �) � 4 =4 �→2+
    �→1+
    �) lim �(�) = DNE
    �→−2
    �) lim �(�) =DNE
    �→1

    �) lim− �(�) = 1
    �→0 �) � −2 = 2

    b) lim � � =1 �) � 3 = -1
    �→0+

    �) lim �(�) = 1
    �→0

    �) lim− �(�) = -2
    �→−3 �) � −3 =DNE

    b) lim � � =DNE �) � −7 =4
    �→−3

    BASIC CALCULUS|Teacher: ABNER ANGELINO, CpE, LPT


    �) lim+ �(�) =2
    �→2

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