11.1+due+4-7

By Matt Bogaert

I got the same answer -Justin Ivins

I got the same! Checked by Jennifer Hassell
 * 1) 10 Worked by Emily Johnson

12. DNE I have a table but I ran out of time to post it. I was supposed to check Meredith Hohl


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 * Done by Parker Tenent
 * 20, 22

Done by Ellen Barth I agree with Ellen - Blake Schreiber
 * 16

18.lim x-2 3x^2-12/x-2= 12 19. lim x-2 abs x+2/x+2= DNE because from the left it approaches 1 and from the right it approaches -1 so they don't approach one point Done By: Alyssa Sturgis Got the Same answers for 18,19 Checked: Daniel Pugliano

Done By: Courtney Venable** I reposted Courtney's because it got deleted. I got the same answers. Checked by kristen Hanslik


 * 24,26
 * 24,26 Done by Jose Castellanos

For number 26 my graph looks different, it is just a sine graph so I got yes. -Heather Henry

28. - the limit does not exist because the graph goes in different directions 32. - yes the limit exists - done by shannon wissel - im sorry its late ):

I was suppose to check, but it wasn't up yet. Checked by Morgan Miller 38. lim (.5x^3-5x) .5(-2)^3- 5(-2)= 6

40. lim (x^3- 6x +5) (-2)^3 -6(-2) +5= 9

42. lim 6/ (x+2) 6/ ((-5) +2) = -2 by brooke wiggins

44,46, & 48 Done by Alex Dubois

I got the same answers. Checked by Quinn Taylor.

50,52,54 done by Emma McRae

I agree with Emma! Checked By: Frances Dannenbrink

56) lim arccos x/2 x --> 1

arccos (1)/2 = 1

57) true because you can't have 2 points
 * 56, 57 Done by Andrew Kim

i got the same answers. ben jennette