100 calculus limits (ft epsilon-delta definition and Riemann sum limits )

Struggling with calculus limits? This ultimate study guide covers all the essential topics from Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 you need to master! From graph analysis to epsilon-delta proofs, this video will equip you with the tools to tackle any limit problem. Topics include L'Hopital's Rule, Riemann sums, indeterminate forms, piecewise functions, and more. Don't let limits limit your calculus grade - watch now and ace your next exam! #CalculusLimits #CalculusStudyGuide #LHopitalsRule #RiemannSums #Mathematics #100limits

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0:00 100 limits in one take!
[Q1 to Q10] use the graph
Q1, 0:48
Q2, 7:26
Q3, 13:16
Q4, 17:29
Q5, 22:01, limits of sin(x)/x
Q6, 26:46
Q7, 34:32
Q8, 38:45
Q9, 49:11
Q10,52:55, limit of tan^-1(x)

[Q11 to Q20] Limits from piecewise functions
Q11,57:25
Q12,1:00:31
Q13,1:04:29
Q14,1:09:11
Q15, 1:13:20
Q16, 1:16:21
Q17, 1:19:40, limit of abs(x)/x
Q18, 1:23:10
Q19, 1:26:59, limit of the floor function, floor(x), aka the greatest integer function
Q20, 1:32:33

[Q21 to Q35] limit as x goes to a, do not use L'Hospital's Rule
Q21, 1:35:29, factor & cancel
Q22, 1:38:38
Q23, 1:41:54, use the conjugate
Q24, 1:45:31
Q25, 1:49:01, expand
Q26, 1:53:05, just plug in
Q27, 1:55:09, factor the sum of two cubes
Q28, 1:58:28, polynomial long division or synthetic division
Q29, 2:04:45, simplify the complex fraction
Q30, 2:07:50
Q31, 1:12:34
Q32, 2:17:08
Q33, 2:22:08, multiply the lowest common denominator
Q34, 2:24:57, factor x-8 as a difference of two cubes
Q35, 2:28:45, use the conjugate

[Q36 to Q45] limits at infinity
Q36, 2:32:59
Q37, 2:34:36
Q38, 2:35:58
Q39, 2:41:49
Q40, 2:43:23
Q41, 2:45:08
Q42, I accidentally skipped this...
Q43, 2:47:22
Q44, 2:50:38
Q45, 2:55:04

[Q46 to Q55] definition of derivative in terms of the limit
Q46, 3:02:36
Q47, 3:08:48
Q48, 3:13:08
Q49, 3:16:32
Q50, 3:19:44
Q51, 3:25:42
Q52, 3:32:40
Q53, 3:35:36
Q54, 3:41:51
Q55, 3:49:56

[Q56 to Q70] L'Hospital's Rule
Q56, 3:56:06
Q57, 4:05:28
Q58, 4:13:40
Q59, 4:16:25
Q60, 4:20:40
Q61, 4:22:49
Q62, 4:25:25
Q63, 4:28:33
Q64, 4:34:05
Q65, 4:37:22
Q66, 4:40:02
Q67, 4:41:24
Q68, 4:43:56
Q69, 4:49:41
Q70, 4:55:20

[Q71 to Q80] my limit secret weapons
Q71, 5:02:21
Q72, 5:04:54
Q73, 5:06:55
Q74, 5:08:09
Q75, 5:09:03
Q76, 5:14:34
Q77, 5:15:35
Q78, 5:17:26
Q79, 5:22:15
Q80, 5:24:12

[Q81 to Q90] the epsilon-delta definition of a limit
Q81, 5:26:27
Q82, 5:35:55
Q83, 5:41:03
Q84, 5:45:05
Q85, 5:51:54
Q86, 5:56:46
Q87, 6:05:02
Q88, 6:10:37
Q89, 6:18:45
Q90, 6:24:49

[Q91 to Q100] limit as integrals (Riemann Sum)
Q91, 6:32:37
Q92, 6:44:34
Q93, 6:52:59
Q94, 6:57:20
Q95, 7:04:06
Q96, 7:08:39
Q97, 7:10:09
Q98, 7:11:25
Q99, 7:13:30
Q100,7:19:00

[blackpenredpen]

If you spot any mistakes, please comment below and I will add them to the description later. Thank you!

[codyriceandothers]

everyone's impressed that you can solve 100 limits in one take, but I'm impressed how you can stand up for 7.5 hours straight

[nocturnalvisionmusic]

*this calculus master ain't got no limits* 😎🥳

[stephenbeck]

Yes this is right in the middle of my Calc BC class. We will just watch this instead of having class (we are working on limits anyway!).

[ralphhebgen]

Wow. I am seriously impressed. 7.5h standing up straight, maintaining mental focus, and explaining things lucidly. The only thing I have ever done for that long without a break is sleeping… 🤘👍

[ngrm]

You're my hero man. As an aspiring math educator, I see this level of dedication as a force of nature.

[chennebicken]

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[showtimemaster]

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[mathmancalc]

You're like a paradox. You're skills are both limitless and not "limit"- less

[blackpenredpen]

Big thanks to Abby for helping me with the timestamps!

[Q1 to Q10] use the graph
Q1, 0:48
Q2, 7:26
Q3, 13:16
Q4, 17:29
Q5, 22:01, limits of sin(x)/x
Q6, 26:46
Q7, 34:32
Q8, 38:45
Q9, 49:11
Q10, 52:55, limit of tan^-1(x)

[Q11 to Q20] Limits from piecewise functions
Q11, 57:25
Q12, 1:00:31
Q13, 1:04:29
Q14, 1:09:11
Q15, 1:13:20
Q16, 1:16:21
Q17, 1:19:40, limit of abs(x)/x
Q18, 1:23:10
Q19, 1:26:59, limit of the floor function, floor(x), aka the greatest integer function
Q20, 1:32:33

[Q21 to Q35] limit as x goes to a, do not use L'Hospital's Rule
Q21, 1:35:29, factor & cancel
Q22, 1:38:38
Q23, 1:41:54, use the conjugate
Q24, 1:45:31
Q25, 1:49:01, expand
Q26, 1:53:05, just plug in
Q27, 1:55:09, factor the sum of two cubes
Q28, 1:58:28, polynomial long division or synthetic division
Q29, 2:04:45, simplify the complex fraction
Q30, 2:07:50
Q31, 1:12:34
Q32, 2:17:08
Q33, 2:22:08, multiply the lowest common denominator
Q34, 2:24:57, factor x-8 as a difference of two cubes
Q35, 2:28:45, use the conjugate

[Q36 to Q45] limits at infinity
Q36, 2:32:59
Q37, 2:34:36
Q38, 2:35:58
Q39, 2:41:49
Q40, 2:43:23
Q41, 2:45:08
Q42, I accidentally skipped this...
Q43, 2:47:22
Q44, 2:50:38
Q45, 2:55:04

[Q46 to Q55] definition of derivative in terms of the limit
Q46, 3:02:36
Q47, 3:08:48
Q48, 3:13:08
Q49, 3:16:32
Q50, 3:19:44
Q51, 3:25:42
Q52, 3:32:40
Q53, 3:35:36
Q54, 3:41:51
Q55, 3:49:56

[Q56 to Q70] L'Hospital's Rule
Q56, 3:56:06
Q57, 4:05:28
Q58, 4:13:40
Q59, 4:16:25
Q60, 4:20:40
Q61, 4:22:49
Q62, 4:25:25
Q63, 4:28:33
Q64, 4:34:05
Q65, 4:37:22
Q66, 4:40:02
Q67, 4:41:24
Q68, 4:43:56
Q69, 4:49:41
Q70, 4:55:20

[Q71 to Q80] my limit secret weaspons
Q71, 5:02:21
Q72, 5:04:54
Q73, 5:06:55
Q74, 5:08:09
Q75, 5:09:03
Q76, 5:14:34
Q77, 5:15:35
Q78, 5:17:26
Q79, 5:22:15
Q80, 5:24:12

[Q81 to Q90] the epsilon-delta definition of a limit
Q81, 5:26:27
Q82, 5:35:55
Q83, 5:41:03
Q84, 5:45:05
Q85, 5:51:54
Q86, 5:56:46
Q87, 6:05:02
Q88, 6:10:37
Q89, 6:18:45
Q90, 6:24:49

[Q91 to Q100] limit as integrals (Riemann Sum)
Q91, 6:32:37
Q92, 6:44:34
Q93, 6:52:59
Q94, 6:57:20
Q95, 7:04:06
Q96, 7:08:39
Q97, 7:10:09
Q98, 7:11:25
Q99, 7:13:30
Q100, 7:19:00

[yashyadav]

broo like I am not even a calc student yet but I fricking love this vids... I solve all these integrals with you... Thanks for being so awesome

[Francesco-ibdx]

4:54:45 we can factorise the same way we did with the limit of x approaching 0+ and we get:
lim x--> infinity (24x^7)/(64x^7 - 24x^4) = lim x--> infinity 24/(64 - 24/x^3); substitute infinity and we get 24/64 = 3/8


5:16:35 we can rewrite as e^ (lim x-->infinity(x^2ln(1-1/x)))
We can use l'hospital rule for the limit if we rewrite it as lim x -->infinity (ln(1-1/x)/1/x^2)
then we get lim x -- > infinity (1/x^2 -x)/(-2/x^3)
adjust the fraction and simpliy: lim x --> infinity (x^2/(-2x+2))
this is just negative infinity so we have e^negative infinity which is 0









by the way keep doing this its amazing and i don't know how you can stay focused for 7 and a half hours straight.

[tambuwalmathsclass]

You are doing absolutely an incredible work, I'm just Imagining how possible I can talk for 7 hours 😲
May God bless you more 💪

[gvacv]

3:16:10 still watching, indeed!!! I really really appreciate your effort, professor! It's a little bit sad when you say your arm hurt or that you're sweating, but then it gives me strength to not give up too!

[killer-bee]

OMG that's really insane that you complete like 10 videos of 100 math problems🥶

[Johnny-twpr]

Q60: write x as e^lnx then you have e^(lnx+1/x) which from the previous limit we know tends to infinity so e^inf = inf

[tim]

"doing limits is like a box of chocolate, you never know what you're gonna get"
4:19:56
Love this one

[AbhishekMishra-ltfi]

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[pawloszeyede]

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[Lil_electrician]

I watched the 100 integrals and also the 100 series, they are very helpful for getting the main idea and getting practice for them thank you