DPM - Homework No.

6 Name/section:

1. Find the indicated limits, if they exist.

3
(h − 1) + 1 t2 − 4 p 
a) lim = b) lim = c) lim x2 + 4x + 1 − x =
h→0 h t→2 t3 − 8 x→∞

2. Find the indicated limits, if they exist.

1
x2 + 2x + 1 + x1
 
1 1 4
a) lim = b) lim − 2 = c) lim =
x→−1 x4 − 1 t→0 t t +t x→−4 4+x

p π
3. Use Squeeze theorem to help you compute the limit lim x2 + x3 sin .
x→0 x
4. Find the indicated limits, if they exist.
sin (3x) sin x sin (5x)
a) lim = b) lim = c) lim =
x→0 sin (4x) x→0 tan (2x) x→∞ 7x

5. Find the indicated limits:

√
t−t t x2 sin2 x
a) lim 3/2 = b) lim √ = c) lim =
x→∞ 2t + 3t − 5 x→∞ x4 + 1 x→∞ x2

6. Find the given limits, if they exist.

√
x+2 9+x−3 x2 + 2x + 1
a) lim 3 = b) lim = c) lim =
x→−2 x + 8 x→0 x x→−1 x4 − 1

2
 cx2 + 2x,

x<2
7. Find the value of c such that the function f (x) = is continuous on R.
x3 − cx, x≥2

x2 −x

x2 −1 , x 6= 1
8. Is the function f (x) = continuous at x = 1? Carefully justify.
1, x=1

√
9. Show that the equation 3
x = 1 − x has a solution in the interval (0, 1). Carefully justify.