Calculus 1: The Limit of a Function (Video #2) | Math with Professor V

Intuitive explanation of finding the limit of a function using a graph and table of values. Analyzing one-sided limits for a function, two-sided limits, and infinite limits. Using limits to find vertical asymptotes and finding infinite limits. #limits #calculus #mathtvwithprofessorv #limitfromtheleft #limitfromtheright #onesidedlimits #twosidedlimits #limitdne #verticalasymptotes #limitlaws #mathvideos #math #calculus #calculus1 #youtubemath #calculusvideos #calculushelp #calculustutor #mathprofessor #mathtutor #mathhelp

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Professor V., thank you once again for another awesome lecture on The Limit of a Function in Calculus One. I am relearning Calculus One in fine detail. The examples are very helpful from a theoretical and practical point of view.

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this video is so so useful for intro to calc and limits! the analogy of the people walking on the graph is super helpful LOL thanks always!

[SleepyPlanzZ]

9:00 how are you choosing which values to plug into on both sides?

[jan-willemreens]

...Good evening Professor V, I hope you're doing well. I'm impressed with your presentation on limits of functions (not the easiest topic for many folks). I just wanted to ask you one brief question about this subject, if I may. Of the function f(x)=1/x, we know from your presentation that the two-sided limit (x--->0) does not exist (DNE). Now suppose that is given the function g(x)=1/x^2. Of course you know this graph very well. How would you write down the outcome of the two-sided limit (x--->0) of g(x), given that the left-sided and the right-sided limits (x--->0) of g(x) both go to positive infinity. However infinity in general is not a real number, but a concept! Undefined or Positive infinity as the answer to my question? Professor V, I'm very curious about your answer, because I believe that in this case with g(x)=1/x^2 there exist different opinions, circulating within the math community, of which you are a part! Thank you again for your clear and precise presentation of "Limits"... Pleasant summer day, Jan-W