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    1) The document contains 7 calculus problems evaluating limits as variables approach certain values. 2) Problems A through E involve evaluating limits of fractions as variables approach numbers, with the limits in all cases equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers. 3) Problems F and G involve more complex fractions, but similarly involve evaluating limits as variables approach numbers, with the limits equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers.

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    1) The document contains 7 calculus problems evaluating limits as variables approach certain values. 2) Problems A through E involve evaluating limits of fractions as variables approach numbers, with the limits in all cases equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers. 3) Problems F and G involve more complex fractions, but similarly involve evaluating limits as variables approach numbers, with the limits equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers.

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    Concepto de Límite

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    1) The document contains 7 calculus problems evaluating limits as variables approach certain values. 2) Problems A through E involve evaluating limits of fractions as variables approach numbers, with the limits in all cases equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers. 3) Problems F and G involve more complex fractions, but similarly involve evaluating limits as variables approach numbers, with the limits equaling the values of the fractions when the variables are equal to the numbers.

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    A) lim
    x→−3 x +3
    x f(x) x f(x)
    -4 -1 -1 0.5
    -3.5 -2 -2 1
    -3.1 -10 -2.9 10
    -3.0001 -10000 -2.9999 10000
    -3.000001 -1000000 -2.999999 1000000
    -3.00000001 -100000000 -2.99999999 100000000
    1
    B) lim
    x →1 x +3
    x f(x) x f(x)
    -1 0.5 3 0.16666
    0 0.3333 2 0.2
    0.9 0.2564102564 1.1 0.243902339
    0.9999 0.2500062502 1.0001 0.2499937502
    0.999999 0.2500000625 1.000001 0.2499999375
    0.9999999999 0.25 1.0000000001 0.25
    1
    C) lim
    x→−1 x +3
    X f(x) x f(x)
    -2 1 1 0.25
    -1.1 0.5263157895 0 0.3333
    -1.01 0.5025125628 -0.9 0.476904762
    -1.0001 0.500250013 -0.9999 0.4999750012
    -1.000001 0.50000025 -0.999999 0.49999975
    -1.0000000001 0.5 -0.9999999999 0.5

    1) Calcula los siguientes límites

    3 2
    A) lim
    x →5
    x −3 x −2 x +7
    x f(x) x f(x)
    3 1 7 189
    4 15 6 103
    4.9 42.819 5.1 51.421
    4.9999 46.99570012 5.0001 47.00430012
    4.999999 46.999957 5.000001 47.000043
    4.9999999999 47 5.0000000001 47
    5 2
    lim x + x −3
    B) x→−
    1
    2
    x f(x) x f(x)
    -2 31 1 -1
    -1 -3 0 -3
    -0.49 -2.788147525 -0.51 -2.774402525
    -0.4999 -2.781318752 -0.50001 -2.781243125
    -0.4999999 -2.781250069 -0.5000001 -2.781249931
    -0.49999999999 -2.78125 -0.50000000001 -2.78125
    x 3 +27
    C) lim
    x→−3 x 2 +9
    x f(x) x f(x)
    -4 -1.48 -1 2.6
    -3.5 -0.7470588235 -2 1.461538462
    -3.1 -0.1499731327 -2.9 0.1499712809
    -3.01 -0.01499997231 -2.99 0.01499997213
    -3.001 -0.001499999972 -2.999 0.001499999972
    -3.0001 -0.00015 -2.9999 0.00015
    -3.000000000000001 0 -2.99999999999999 0
    x 3 +27
    D) lim
    x →3 x 2−9
    x f(x) x f(x)
    1 -3.5 5 9.5
    2 -7 4 13
    2.9 -87.1 3.1 93.1
    2.9999 -89997.0001 3.001 9003.001
    2.99999 -899997 3.00001 900003

    3
    x +27
    E) lim 2
    x→−3 x −9

    x f(x) x f(x)
    -5 -6.125 -1 -3.25
    -4 -5.285714286 -2 -3.8
    -3.1 -4.575409836 -2.9 -4.425423729
    -3.0001 -4.500075 -2.999 -4.499250042
    -3.000001 -4.50000075 -2.99999 -4.499992502
    -3.0000001 -4.5 -2.9999999 -4.5

    y 2−25
    F) lim
    y →5 y 3 +125
    x f(x) x f(x)
    3 -0.1052631579 7 0.05128205128
    4 -0.04761904762 6 0.03225806452
    4.9 -0.00407996736 5.1 0.00392003136
    4.999 -0.000040008 5.001 0.000039992
    4.99999 -0.0000004000008 5.00001 0.0000003999992

    5−√ 4+ 3t
    G) lim
    t →7 7−t
    x f(x) x f(x)
    5 0.3205505282 9 0.2838821814
    6 0.3095842402 8 0.2915026221
    6.9 0.3009054408 7.1 0.2991053589
    6.9999 0.3000009001 7.0001 0.2999991
    6.999999 0.3 7.000001 0.3

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