Unit 5, try it
For f(x) = 3x + 1, what is f(0.99)?
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Form 4 Mathematics
Unit 5: Limits and Continuity questions and answers
180 practice questions on Limits and Continuity, covering all 5 lessons of the unit. Each has its answer and an explanation. Free.
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Limits and Continuity: sample questions with answers
Unit 5, try it
f(x) = x^3 + a for x ≤ 0. Find a if lim (x→0^-) f(x) = -2.
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Unit 5, try it
Evaluate lim (2 - 1/x) as x approaches negative infinity.
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Unit 5, try it
In right triangle ABC with the right angle at C and angle ABC = theta, sin(theta) equals which ratio?
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Unit 5, try it
Which of the following is given as a common continuous function?
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What unit 5 covers
Questions follow the book: Mathematics, Secondary, Form Four, Student Book.
Lesson 1: Limits
- Concept of limits
- Theorems on limits
- Chapter exercise
Lesson 2: One-sided limits
- One-sided limits
Lesson 3: Limits at infinity
- Limits at infinity
Lesson 4: Limits of Trigonometric functions
- Limits of trigonometric functions
Lesson 5: Continuity
- Continuity of a function at a point
- Discontinuity at a point
- Continuity of function on an interval
Other units of Form 4 Mathematics
- unit 1Analytic Trigonometry
- unit 2Complex Numbers
- unit 3Probability
- unit 4Statistics
- unit 6Differentiation
- unit 7Integration
