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If f(x)= 6,find If f(x)= 6,find     by treating x as a constant.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle, The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
× The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
and use TRACE to estimate The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
V(r).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Graph this function in the window The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
× The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Use TRACE to estimate The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Find The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Find The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
R(x).
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Graph this function in the window The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
× The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Use TRACE to estimate The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
P(x).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Find The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
V(r).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
.Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle, The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
× The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
and use TRACE to estimate The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).<div style=padding-top: 35px>
V(r).
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine   P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine   P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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.If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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.If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit. Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit.      <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit.      <div style=padding-top: 35px> Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit.      <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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.If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
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Find: limx5\lim_{x \rightarrow 5} x2h\frac{x^{2}}{h}
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Find: lim Find: lim   p→e
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Find: lim ( Find: lim (   - 4x + 3) x→3
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<strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) 2 C) -4 D) 4 E) -∞ <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) 2 C) -4 D) 4 E) -∞
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<strong>  (2 +   )=</strong> A) 0 B)   C) -2 +   D) 2 +   E) does not exist (2 + <strong>  (2 +   )=</strong> A) 0 B)   C) -2 +   D) 2 +   E) does not exist
)=

A) 0
B) <strong>  (2 +   )=</strong> A) 0 B)   C) -2 +   D) 2 +   E) does not exist
C) -2 + <strong>  (2 +   )=</strong> A) 0 B)   C) -2 +   D) 2 +   E) does not exist
D) 2 + <strong>  (2 +   )=</strong> A) 0 B)   C) -2 +   D) 2 +   E) does not exist
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If f(x)= 2x + 7,find If f(x)= 2x + 7,find     by treating x as a constant.
If f(x)= 2x + 7,find     by treating x as a constant.
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<strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) -   C)   D) -∞ E) ∞ <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) -   C)   D) -∞ E) ∞
=

A) 0
B) - <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) -   C)   D) -∞ E) ∞
C) <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) -   C)   D) -∞ E) ∞
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If f(x)= 3x - 4,find If f(x)= 3x - 4,find     by treating x as a constant.
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<strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B)   C)   D)   E)   <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B)   C)   D)   E)
=

A) 0
B) <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B)   C)   D)   E)
C) <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B)   C)   D)   E)
D) <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B)   C)   D)   E)
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<strong>    =</strong> A)   B)   C) -1 D) -∞ E) ∞ <strong>    =</strong> A)   B)   C) -1 D) -∞ E) ∞
=

A) <strong>    =</strong> A)   B)   C) -1 D) -∞ E) ∞
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Find Find     where f(x)=   + 3x + 5
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<strong>    =</strong> A)   B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 E) 5 <strong>    =</strong> A)   B) 2 C) 3 D) 4 E) 5
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D) 4
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If f(x)= 6,find If f(x)= 6,find     by treating x as a constant.
If f(x)= 6,find     by treating x as a constant.
by treating x as a constant.
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<strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) x C) -∞ D) ∞ E) does not exist <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) x C) -∞ D) ∞ E) does not exist
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If f(x)= 3x - 7,then <strong>If f(x)= 3x - 7,then     =</strong> A) 0. B) 3. C) 3x. D) -7. E) does not exist <strong>If f(x)= 3x - 7,then     =</strong> A) 0. B) 3. C) 3x. D) -7. E) does not exist
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A) 0.
B) 3.
C) 3x.
D) -7.
E) does not exist
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<strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) 1 C) -4 D) -   E) ∞ <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) 1 C) -4 D) -   E) ∞
=

A) 0
B) 1
C) -4
D) - <strong>    =</strong> A) 0 B) 1 C) -4 D) -   E) ∞
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).
.Find The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).
R(x).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
.Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle, The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
× The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
and use TRACE to estimate The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
V(r).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
.Graph this function in the window The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
× The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
.Use TRACE to estimate The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Find   R(x).
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
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The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x - The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
.Graph this function in the window The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
× The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
.Use TRACE to estimate The revenue function for a certain product is given by R(x)= 500x -   .Graph this function in the window   ×   .Use TRACE to estimate   R(x).
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If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
- 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine If the profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800,use the rule about the limit of a polynomial function to determine   P(x).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
.Find The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
V(r).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
.Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle, The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
× The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
and use TRACE to estimate The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Graph V(r)in the standard viewing rectangle,   ×   and use TRACE to estimate   V(r).
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
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The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)= The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
)is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
= 1).By considering The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
, The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,and The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
,determine The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
The greatest integer function in mathematics (denoted f(x)=   )is used every day by cashiers making change for customers.This function tells the amount of paper money for each amount of change owed.(For example,if the customer is owed $1.25 in change,he would get $1 in paper money,thus   = 1).By considering   ,   ,   ,   ,and   ,determine     .
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
.Find The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
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The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)= The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
π The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
.Find The volume of helium in a spherical balloon (in cubic centimeters)as a function of the radius,r,in centimeters,is given by V(r)=   π   .Find   V(r).
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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Find: Find:   g(x)
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x - The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine   P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.
- 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine The profit function for a certain business is given by: P(x)= 225x -   - 800.Graph this function on your graphing calculator and use the evaluation function to determine   P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.
P(x)using the rule about the limit of a polynomial function.
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Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit. Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit.
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
.Find The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
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Find: Find:       .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or   if appropriate.
Find:       .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or   if appropriate.
Find:       .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or   if appropriate.
.If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or Find:       .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or   if appropriate.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
.Find The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
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The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p = The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
.Find The rate of change of productivity p (in number of units produced per hour)increases with time on the job by the function p =   .Find   p.
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Find: Find:   f(x)
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
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Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit. Use your calculator to complete the table,and use your results to estimate the given limit.
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Find: Find:     .If the limit does not exist,so state or use the symbol ∞ or -∞ if appropriate.
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The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
The rate at which the length is increasing is given by: The length of a material increases as it is heated up according to the equation   The rate at which the length is increasing is given by:   Calculate this limit.
Calculate this limit.
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