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Calculus: Integration and Differentiation
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Module 1
Foundations: Limits and Continuity
1
Exploring Limits Graphically and Numerically
Develop an intuitive understanding of the limit concept through graphical and numerical exploration.
2
One-Sided Limits and Two-Sided Limit Existence
Determine one-sided limits and use them to establish whether a two-sided limit exists.
Algebraic Techniques for Evaluating Limits
Evaluate limits using algebraic simplification techniques such as factoring and rationalization.
4
Squeeze Theorem for Limits
Apply the Squeeze (Sandwich) theorem to evaluate complex limits.
5
Evaluating Limits of Transcendental Functions
Evaluate limits involving standard trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic forms.
6
Logarithmic Limits of Indeterminate Forms
Evaluate limits of indeterminate forms like 1^infinity, 0^0, and infinity^0 using logarithmic manipulation.
7
Understanding Continuity and Discontinuities
Define continuity at a point and over an interval using limits, and classify types of discontinuities (removable, jump, infinite).
8
Finding Roots with the Intermediate Value Theorem
Apply the Intermediate Value Theorem to establish the existence of roots for continuous functions.
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