/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1642780]

I have some sort of mini quiz tomorrow for my calculus class. All I have to do is memorize a dumbed down version of the definition of Limit. Unfortunalty my backpack got locked in the student store which doesnt open until tomorrow morning after my math class.
I studied it the first day I got it and memorized almost all of it, but I need help in filling in the holes. It was four lines that went something like this

If f(x) approaches the number L
As x approaches the number ''a''
From both the left and the right
Then xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

I think the first 3 lines are correct but I can't seem to remember how the last line goes. Any help?

[Anonymous No.1642801]

bump for help

[Anonymous No.1642802]

lol is that your definition of limit? LOLOLOL what kids learn these days at school?

And first line is wrong btw

[Anonymous No.1642816]

>>1642780
If x approaches the number a from the left and the right then f(x) approaches the number L.

[Anonymous No.1642839]

for each real ε > 0 there exists a real δ > 0 such that for all x with 0 < |x − c| < δ, we have |ƒ(x) − L| < ε

Learn the real definition, its not that hard

[Anonymous No.1642854]

I said it was dumbed down didn't I?

The point is that I have to write down verbatim what the shriveled bitch wants me to in order to get an A or really any credit at all for this quiz

[Anonymous No.1642912]

bump for help, shit sux

[Anonymous No.1642930]

Then L is the limit of f(x) at a.

[Anonymous No.1642941]

>>1642930
thank you