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Day 4

Day 4

WARMUP—Please work the following upon arriving to class. THANKS for getting right to work.

WARMUP—Please work the following upon arriving to class. THANKS for getting right to work.

ANSWERS

ANSWERS

ANSWERS

ANSWERS

HW Questions:

HW Questions:

FROM earlier this week: KNOW THESE!! What is different about these two?

FROM earlier this week: KNOW THESE!! What is different about these two?

Add this to your list of limits to KNOW.

Add this to your list of limits to KNOW.

A Sine Summary

A Sine Summary

A little trig practice

A little trig practice

Answers--A little trig practice

Answers--A little trig practice

AP Calculus AB Day 4 Infinite Limits Asymptotes

AP Calculus AB Day 4 Infinite Limits Asymptotes

An Infinite Limit FAILS TO EXIST and the function increases without bound. Limit FAILS

An Infinite Limit FAILS TO EXIST and the function increases without bound. Limit FAILS TO EXIST and the function decreases without bound.

Reemphasizing the differences. . .

Reemphasizing the differences. . .

Determining positive or negative infinity without a calculator. . . • Test #s on

Determining positive or negative infinity without a calculator. . . • Test #s on either side of x-value and see which direction the y-values go. Pick #s that are close to the x-value.

Pick x values that are approaching 0 from the left. Pick x values that

Pick x values that are approaching 0 from the left. Pick x values that are approaching 0 from the right. -1 1 -¾ ¾ -½ ½ -¼ ¼

Based on our work, determine the following limit.

Based on our work, determine the following limit.

You Try. . .

You Try. . .

Based on our work, determine the following limit.

Based on our work, determine the following limit.

Calculus Definition: Vertical Asymptote If then x=a is a vertical asymptote.

Calculus Definition: Vertical Asymptote If then x=a is a vertical asymptote.

Example Is there a vertical asymptote at x = 3? Justify your answer (with

Example Is there a vertical asymptote at x = 3? Justify your answer (with a CALCULUS justification).

Answer There is a vertical asymptote at x=3 because

Answer There is a vertical asymptote at x=3 because

Tying Things Together. . . Determine the following limit by showing the right hand

Tying Things Together. . . Determine the following limit by showing the right hand left hand limits using x-values. Justify, using the calculus definition, that x=3 is a vertical asymptote.

End Behavior Models • What happens as x approaches ∞ or -∞? Two Options:

End Behavior Models • What happens as x approaches ∞ or -∞? Two Options: • Horizontal asymptotes • Increasing or decreasing without bound

Definition: Horizontal Asymptote

Definition: Horizontal Asymptote

End Behavior Models Comparing growth of numerator to the growth of denominator. The idea

End Behavior Models Comparing growth of numerator to the growth of denominator. The idea behind BOSTON. 1) The top is constant. The bottom is increasing without bound. The overall value is going to 0 Therefore, the limit is 0 2) The leading coefficients are the only factors in the slight difference in growth between the top and the bottom. So, the limit is the ratio of these coefficients. 3) The top is increasing without bound The bottom is increasing at a slower rate. Therefore, the limit is increasing without bound 4) Same as the previous except approaching negative infinity Therefore, the limit is decreasing without bound

Think of infinity as a race Consider BOSTON does not work!!!! But, comparing growth

Think of infinity as a race Consider BOSTON does not work!!!! But, comparing growth does. The top is increasing w/out bound, making the value larger. The bottom is increasing w/out bound, making the value smaller. Which is growing faster? Who wins the race? The top or the bottom? ex grows faster than x, therefore, the limit is infinite.

Negative Exponents Consider The top is now constant. Sine is bounded but ex is

Negative Exponents Consider The top is now constant. Sine is bounded but ex is increasing without bound making the value smaller. Therefore, the limit is zero.

A CALCULUS justification. . NO BOSTON Ex: What is the horizontal asymptote of Answer:

A CALCULUS justification. . NO BOSTON Ex: What is the horizontal asymptote of Answer: The horizontal asymptote is y = 0 because ?

Practice:

Practice: