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Calculus I: E. Byan Wahyu R., PH.D

The document discusses limits of trigonometric functions, trigonometry, the squeeze theorem, and continuity of functions. It provides examples and definitions related to these calculus topics. Various types of continuity and conditions for continuity are examined.

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Calculus I: E. Byan Wahyu R., PH.D

The document discusses limits of trigonometric functions, trigonometry, the squeeze theorem, and continuity of functions. It provides examples and definitions related to these calculus topics. Various types of continuity and conditions for continuity are examined.

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Calculus I

MATH6098

E. Byan Wahyu R., Ph.D.


[email protected]

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Today's Lecture
• Limit Trigonometry
• Continuity

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Limits of Trigonometric Functions

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Trigonometry

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Example

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Example

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The Squeeze Theorem

Suppose that f(x) ≤ g(x) ≤ h(x) for all x in an open interval


containing a, except possibly at a, and

Then

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Example

Find

Solution
Since -1 ≤ sin t ≤ 1 for every real
number t, we have

Since,
the Squeeze Theorem implies that

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Continuity

Let f be a function defined on an open interval containing all


values of x close to a. Then f is continuous at a if
Continuity
Infinite
Use the graph of the function Removable Jump
shown in Figure to determine
whether f is continuous at 0, 1,
2, 3, 4, and 5.

Solution
The function f is continuous at 0 because
It is discontinuous at 1 because f(1) is not defined.
It is discontinuous at 2 because
It is continuous at 3 because
It is discontinuous at 4 and 5 because and
does not exist.
Continuity

A function f is continuous from the right

at a if

A function f is continuous from


the left at a if
Continuity of a Sum, Product, and Quotient

If the functions f and g are continuous at a, then the


following functions are also continuous at a.

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