10 Limits at Infinity

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10 Calculus Limits

Do you have what it takes to calculate 10 limits at infinity? In this video I show you standard technicians for dealing with those limits

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20:06 Wait a minute... Functions can go to hell ?!

bahadirtuncay
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First time I ever saw a good explanation of the Squeeze Theorem. Thank you!

Mosux
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the best video I've seen on this concept, thank you

intuitiveclass
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Esse canal tem um ótimo conteúdo. Parabéns pelo trabalho!

thomasroberto
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I think I learn (or possibly re-learn) something new in every video.

garyhuntress
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brilliant exercises thank you so much ❤

kirathefirst
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For 9, it's a bit tempting to first evaluate the e^(-x) terms to 0 then cancel e^(x)/e^(x) to 1. That is not rigorous, but gives the right answer in this case. Going forward, could you show an example where getting rid of a term that appears to go zero early on like that actually gives the wrong answer?

Gameboygenius
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Another way of saying two wrongs might make a write is: "my exes cancel out nicely"

Gamma_Digamma
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Thank you Im now more confident for the AP exam

HeyKevinYT
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For limit 6, as x goes to infinity(and so does what is inside the square root), you could just add a +1 inside the square root, getting sqrt(x^2+2x+1), which is just abs(x+1), that, because x goes to -inf, becomes -x-1, so the original limit is reduced to x+(-x-1), so -1, which is the same result as you got.

Btw it can be proven that the difference between sqrt(ax^2+bx+c) and sqrt (ax^2+bx), where a, b and c are constants, goes to zero as x goes to infinity.

dantop
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Hang on! In example 6 are you saying sqrt(x^2) for negative x is negative? You could take either the positive or the negative sqrt but why preference the negative? The resulting limit is the same anyway so it doesn't matter in this case.

davannaleah
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Please explain hypergeometric series and finding them when they're solutions to integrations, as in ∫tanⁿ(ax)dx, which, according the integral table involves a hypergeometric series.

ChefSalad
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18:06 - For a spiltsecond I thought we had to call an exorcist 🤣

dp
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so the squeeze theorem is just for the limit as x approches infinity or approches a number like c?

Mathelite-iihd
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Can we use Laurent series expansion at x=-inf for the sixth limit?

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It was my birthday the day this video was released

cameronspalding
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18:04 "bleaaaargh..." in 3...2...1 🤭

ShubhayanKabir
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as always, it was beautifuly well explained...tnx DR.Peyam:)

Mathelite-iihd
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Why didn't you make a pi day special?

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