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Algebraic limits and manipulation · AP Calculus AB · Courselo

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Unit 1: Limits and continuity

Algebraic limits and manipulation

Unit 1: Limits and continuity · Lesson 3 of 5

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Unit 1: Limits and continuity

5 lessons · 7 h 45 min of study

Average and instantaneous rates of change1 h 15 min of study
Limits from graphs and tables1 h 15 min of study
Algebraic limits and manipulationReading · 0%
Infinite limits and asymptotic behavior1 h 30 min of study
Continuity and the intermediate value theorem1 h 45 min of study

This unit is ≈11% of the Calc AB, across 5 lessons. Full syllabus

Lesson 3 of 5 · Unit 1: Limits and continuity

Algebraic limits and manipulation

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Evaluate limits using limit laws and direct substitution when applicable.
Determine limits that require factoring, rationalizing, or rewriting expressions.
Select an efficient algebraic procedure for a given limit.
Apply the Squeeze Theorem to justify a limit.

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Explain why a chosen method is valid for the given expression.

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