blackpenredpen | 100 calculus limits (ft epsilon-delta definition and Riemann sum limits ) @blackpenredpen | Uploaded 2 years ago | Updated 7 hours ago
Struggling with calculus limits? This ultimate study guide covers all the essential topics from Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 you need to master! From graph analysis to epsilon-delta proofs, this video will equip you with the tools to tackle any limit problem. Topics include L'Hopital's Rule, Riemann sums, indeterminate forms, piecewise functions, and more. Don't let limits limit your calculus grade - watch now and ace your next exam! #CalculusLimits #CalculusStudyGuide #LHopitalsRule #RiemannSums #Mathematics #100limits
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π The method I used for the "Brilliant limit" is a result of the Stolz-CesΓ ro theorem en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolz%E2%80%93Ces%C3%A0ro_theorem
π "A Brilliant limit" youtu.be/89d5f8WUf1Y
π 100 limits file: patreon.com/posts/files-to-my-100-95153770?
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0:00 100 limits in one take!
[Q1 to Q10] use the graph
Q1, 0:48
Q2, 7:26
Q3, 13:16
Q4, 17:29
Q5, 22:01, limits of sin(x)/x
Q6, 26:46
Q7, 34:32
Q8, 38:45
Q9, 49:11
Q10,52:55, limit of tan^-1(x)
[Q11 to Q20] Limits from piecewise functions
Q11,57:25
Q12,1:00:31
Q13,1:04:29
Q14,1:09:11
Q15, 1:13:20
Q16, 1:16:21
Q17, 1:19:40, limit of abs(x)/x
Q18, 1:23:10
Q19, 1:26:59, limit of the floor function, floor(x), aka the greatest integer function
Q20, 1:32:33
[Q21 to Q35] limit as x goes to a, do not use L'Hospital's Rule
Q21, 1:35:29, factor & cancel
Q22, 1:38:38
Q23, 1:41:54, use the conjugate
Q24, 1:45:31
Q25, 1:49:01, expand
Q26, 1:53:05, just plug in
Q27, 1:55:09, factor the sum of two cubes
Q28, 1:58:28, polynomial long division or synthetic division
Q29, 2:04:45, simplify the complex fraction
Q30, 2:07:50
Q31, 1:12:34
Q32, 2:17:08
Q33, 2:22:08, multiply the lowest common denominator
Q34, 2:24:57, factor x-8 as a difference of two cubes
Q35, 2:28:45, use the conjugate
[Q36 to Q45] limits at infinity
Q36, 2:32:59
Q37, 2:34:36
Q38, 2:35:58
Q39, 2:41:49
Q40, 2:43:23
Q41, 2:45:08
Q42, I accidentally skipped this...
Q43, 2:47:22
Q44, 2:50:38
Q45, 2:55:04
[Q46 to Q55] definition of derivative in terms of the limit
Q46, 3:02:36
Q47, 3:08:48
Q48, 3:13:08
Q49, 3:16:32
Q50, 3:19:44
Q51, 3:25:42
Q52, 3:32:40
Q53, 3:35:36
Q54, 3:41:51
Q55, 3:49:56
[Q56 to Q70] L'Hospital's Rule
Q56, 3:56:06
Q57, 4:05:28
Q58, 4:13:40
Q59, 4:16:25
Q60, 4:20:40
Q61, 4:22:49
Q62, 4:25:25
Q63, 4:28:33
Q64, 4:34:05
Q65, 4:37:22
Q66, 4:40:02
Q67, 4:41:24
Q68, 4:43:56
Q69, 4:49:41
Q70, 4:55:20
[Q71 to Q80] my limit secret weapons
Q71, 5:02:21
Q72, 5:04:54
Q73, 5:06:55
Q74, 5:08:09
Q75, 5:09:03
Q76, 5:14:34
Q77, 5:15:35
Q78, 5:17:26
Q79, 5:22:15
Q80, 5:24:12
[Q81 to Q90] the epsilon-delta definition of a limit
Q81, 5:26:27
Q82, 5:35:55
Q83, 5:41:03
Q84, 5:45:05
Q85, 5:51:54
Q86, 5:56:46
Q87, 6:05:02
Q88, 6:10:37
Q89, 6:18:45
Q90, 6:24:49
[Q91 to Q100] limit as integrals (Riemann Sum)
Q91, 6:32:37
Q92, 6:44:34
Q93, 6:52:59
Q94, 6:57:20
Q95, 7:04:06
Q96, 7:08:39
Q97, 7:10:09
Q98, 7:11:25
Q99, 7:13:30
Q100,7:19:00
Struggling with calculus limits? This ultimate study guide covers all the essential topics from Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 you need to master! From graph analysis to epsilon-delta proofs, this video will equip you with the tools to tackle any limit problem. Topics include L'Hopital's Rule, Riemann sums, indeterminate forms, piecewise functions, and more. Don't let limits limit your calculus grade - watch now and ace your next exam! #CalculusLimits #CalculusStudyGuide #LHopitalsRule #RiemannSums #Mathematics #100limits
The indeterminate cat t-shirt π amzn.to/3qBeuw6
π The method I used for the "Brilliant limit" is a result of the Stolz-CesΓ ro theorem en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stolz%E2%80%93Ces%C3%A0ro_theorem
π "A Brilliant limit" youtu.be/89d5f8WUf1Y
π 100 limits file: patreon.com/posts/files-to-my-100-95153770?
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My patrons are awesome! Thank you to...
AP-IP Ben Delo Marcelo Silva Ehud Ezra 3blue1brown Joseph DeStefano
Mark Mann Philippe Zivan Sussholz AlkanKondo89 Adam Quentin Colley
Gary Tugan Stephen Stofka Alex Dodge Gary Huntress Alison Hansel
Delton Ding Klemens Christopher Ursich buda Vincent Poirier Toma Kolev
Tibees Bob Maxell A.B.C Cristian Navarro Jan Bormans Galios Theorist
Robert Sundling Stuart Wurtman Nick S William O'Corrigan Ron Jensen
Patapom Daniel Kahn Lea Denise James Steven Ridgway Jason Bucata
Mirko Schultz xeioex Jean-Manuel Izaret Jason Clement robert huff
Julian Moik Hiu Fung Lam Ronald Bryant Jan ΕehΓ‘k Robert Toltowicz
Angel Marchev, Jr. Antonio Luiz Brandao SquadriWilliam Laderer Natasha Caron Yevonnael Andrew Angel Marchev Sam Padilla ScienceBro Ryan Bingham
Papa Fassi Hoang Nguyen Arun Iyengar Michael Miller Sandun Panthangi
Skorj Olafsen Riley Faison Rolf Waefler Andrew Jack Ingham P Dwag Jason Kevin Davis Franco Tejero Klasseh Khornate Richard Payne Witek Mozga Brandon Smith Jan Lukas Kiermeyer Ralph Sato Kischel Nair Carsten Milkau Keith Kevelson Christoph Hipp Witness Forest Roberts Abd-alijaleel Laraki Anthony Bruent-Bessette Samuel Gronwold Tyler Bennett christopher careta Troy R Katy Lap C Niltiac, Stealer of Souls Jon Daivd R meh Tom Noa Overloop Jude Khine R3factor. Jasmine Soni L Billy Cheung Daniel Akhterov
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πͺ become my patron here patreon.com/blackpenredpen
0:00 100 limits in one take!
[Q1 to Q10] use the graph
Q1, 0:48
Q2, 7:26
Q3, 13:16
Q4, 17:29
Q5, 22:01, limits of sin(x)/x
Q6, 26:46
Q7, 34:32
Q8, 38:45
Q9, 49:11
Q10,52:55, limit of tan^-1(x)
[Q11 to Q20] Limits from piecewise functions
Q11,57:25
Q12,1:00:31
Q13,1:04:29
Q14,1:09:11
Q15, 1:13:20
Q16, 1:16:21
Q17, 1:19:40, limit of abs(x)/x
Q18, 1:23:10
Q19, 1:26:59, limit of the floor function, floor(x), aka the greatest integer function
Q20, 1:32:33
[Q21 to Q35] limit as x goes to a, do not use L'Hospital's Rule
Q21, 1:35:29, factor & cancel
Q22, 1:38:38
Q23, 1:41:54, use the conjugate
Q24, 1:45:31
Q25, 1:49:01, expand
Q26, 1:53:05, just plug in
Q27, 1:55:09, factor the sum of two cubes
Q28, 1:58:28, polynomial long division or synthetic division
Q29, 2:04:45, simplify the complex fraction
Q30, 2:07:50
Q31, 1:12:34
Q32, 2:17:08
Q33, 2:22:08, multiply the lowest common denominator
Q34, 2:24:57, factor x-8 as a difference of two cubes
Q35, 2:28:45, use the conjugate
[Q36 to Q45] limits at infinity
Q36, 2:32:59
Q37, 2:34:36
Q38, 2:35:58
Q39, 2:41:49
Q40, 2:43:23
Q41, 2:45:08
Q42, I accidentally skipped this...
Q43, 2:47:22
Q44, 2:50:38
Q45, 2:55:04
[Q46 to Q55] definition of derivative in terms of the limit
Q46, 3:02:36
Q47, 3:08:48
Q48, 3:13:08
Q49, 3:16:32
Q50, 3:19:44
Q51, 3:25:42
Q52, 3:32:40
Q53, 3:35:36
Q54, 3:41:51
Q55, 3:49:56
[Q56 to Q70] L'Hospital's Rule
Q56, 3:56:06
Q57, 4:05:28
Q58, 4:13:40
Q59, 4:16:25
Q60, 4:20:40
Q61, 4:22:49
Q62, 4:25:25
Q63, 4:28:33
Q64, 4:34:05
Q65, 4:37:22
Q66, 4:40:02
Q67, 4:41:24
Q68, 4:43:56
Q69, 4:49:41
Q70, 4:55:20
[Q71 to Q80] my limit secret weapons
Q71, 5:02:21
Q72, 5:04:54
Q73, 5:06:55
Q74, 5:08:09
Q75, 5:09:03
Q76, 5:14:34
Q77, 5:15:35
Q78, 5:17:26
Q79, 5:22:15
Q80, 5:24:12
[Q81 to Q90] the epsilon-delta definition of a limit
Q81, 5:26:27
Q82, 5:35:55
Q83, 5:41:03
Q84, 5:45:05
Q85, 5:51:54
Q86, 5:56:46
Q87, 6:05:02
Q88, 6:10:37
Q89, 6:18:45
Q90, 6:24:49
[Q91 to Q100] limit as integrals (Riemann Sum)
Q91, 6:32:37
Q92, 6:44:34
Q93, 6:52:59
Q94, 6:57:20
Q95, 7:04:06
Q96, 7:08:39
Q97, 7:10:09
Q98, 7:11:25
Q99, 7:13:30
Q100,7:19:00
