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Limit Laws
AP Calculus · Axiom Academy
Simplify limit calculations using algebraic rules Computing limits directly from the definition is tedious. Limit Laws let us break complex limits into simpler pieces. For polynomial, rational (when denominator ≠ 0), and most common functions: That is, just plug in the x-value! This works because these functions are continuous at their domain points. When Direct Substitution Fails Sometimes plugging in gives (undefined), like: (for any constant c and number a) Then apply Limit Laws to build more complex limits from these foundations.
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