Limits Part Deux

[DaDude]

I did the problems, I would like to know if I did 'em, right. Also, I have no clue how to approach #4 & 6. I would appreciate if you guide me on how to approach this problem.

Rapidshare Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/193782668/alt2.pdf



Thank You.

 

[galactus]

I, for one, am not downloading from that site. Is your problem too large?. How about just typing it out in LaTex?.

 

[DaDude]

Sorry, I'm just showing my work on the document and I do not know what, "latex" is.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Sorry, I'm just showing my work on the document and I do not know what, "latex" is.

For number 4,

Go back to #1 and tell us - how did you find that f(x) was continuous at x = -1(what condition of continuity did you use?)? Apply the same condition.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Sorry, I'm just showing my work on the document and I do not know what, "latex" is.

For number 4,

Go back to #1 and tell us - how did you find that f(x) was continuous at x = -1(what condition of continuity did you use?)? Apply the same condition.

For #6, please tell us what does the intermediate-value-theorem state?

What condition on f(x) is imposed for the theorem to be valid?