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Sample Quiz 01-06-Limits



Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

Consider the graph of f(x) shown at the right.



Determine the following limit:

mc001-1.jpg
mc001-2.jpg

a.
0
c.
-3
b.
1
d.
Does Not Exist
 

 2. 

Given the graph of f(x), determine the following limit:


mc002-1.jpg
mc002-2.jpg
a.
mc002-3.jpg
c.
2
b.
1.9
d.
3
 

 3. 

Given the graph of f(x), determine the following limit:


mc003-1.jpg
mc003-2.jpg
a.
-4
c.
3
b.
-2
d.
Does Not Exist
 

 4. 

Given the graph of f(x), determine the following limit:


mc004-1.jpg
mc004-2.jpg
a.
1
c.
mc004-4.jpg
b.
mc004-3.jpg
d.
Does Not Exist
 

 5. 

Given the graph of f(x), determine the following limit:


mc005-1.jpg
mc005-2.jpg
a.
1
c.
mc005-3.jpg
b.
5
d.
Does Not Exist
 

 6. 

Given:  mc006-1.jpg

Is it possible  mc006-2.jpg
  ?
a.
Yes.  f(x) can approach different values as x approaches 5 from different sides.
b.
Yes.  f(x) can approach different values as x approaches 5 and –5.
c.
No. As x approaches 5 from the left,  f(x) must approach 1.
d.
No. As x approaches 5 from the right,  f(x) must approach 1.
 

 7. 

Using your calculator determine the most likely limit, (if it exists).

mc007-1.jpg
a.
mc007-2.jpg
d.
1
b.
mc007-3.jpg
e.
6
c.
0
f.
Does Not Exist
 

 8. 

Using your calculator determine the most likely limit, (if it exists).

mc008-1.jpg
a.
mc008-2.jpg
d.
2
b.
6
e.
1
c.
3
f.
Does Not Exist
 

 9. 

Using your calculator determine the most likely limit, (if it exists).

mc009-1.jpg
a.
mc009-2.jpg
d.
mc009-5.jpg
b.
mc009-3.jpg
e.
2
c.
mc009-4.jpg
f.
Does Not Exist
 

 10. 

Consider the graph at the right.

Given:

mc010-1.jpg for all x.

mc010-2.jpg

mc010-3.jpg


Determine:

mc010-4.jpg
mc010-5.jpg
a.
0; by the in between theorem
d.
1; by the mean value theorem
b.
0; by the squeeze limit theorem
e.
mc010-6.jpg
c.
1; by the intermediate value theorem
f.
mc010-7.jpg
 

 11. 


mc011-1.jpg
mc011-2.jpg

Consider the two functions graphed above and limit laws to evaluate the following:

mc011-3.jpg
a.
1
d.
4
b.
2
e.
5
c.
3
f.
The limit does not exist.
 

 12. 

A student is trying to prove the following limit:

mc012-1.jpg

and would like to show for some small value of mc012-2.jpg:

mc012-3.jpg would imply mc012-4.jpg

What would be the largest value of mc012-5.jpg that should be assumed to show the relationship?
a.
mc012-6.jpg
d.
mc012-9.jpg
b.
mc012-7.jpg
e.
mc012-10.jpg
c.
mc012-8.jpg
f.
It is not possible to determine the value of mc012-11.jpg.
 



 
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