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Limits: questions with solutions

3 free questions from this chapter (the full set has 30). Marking: Multi-correct: +4 all correct, +1 per correct option if none wrong, −2 if any wrong · Numerical: +4 / 0 · Matching: +3 / −1.

Question 1Level 2 · ExamSingle correct
The value of (two-sided limit) is ______. Exactly one option is correct.
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B
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Answer: C

Write the numerator as and divide everything by . Elementary route (no L'Hospital): with , , so . With , . With , , so . Hence the limit is . (L'Hospital gives the same: the derivatives at are , , .) Difficulty: Hard
Question 2Level 2 · ExamOne or more correct
Let for , where takes values in . Which of the following statements is (are) TRUE? One or more options may be correct.
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B exists
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Answer: A, C, D

For : , so . For : , so . (A) : . TRUE. (B) From the left, while , so ; the right-hand limit is 1. The two-sided limit does not exist. FALSE. (C) . TRUE. (D) : . TRUE. Answer: (A), (C), (D). Difficulty: Hard
Question 3Level 2 · ExamSingle correct
The value of is ______. Exactly one option is correct.
A
B
C
D
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Answer: A

Split the numerator: . First part: , so divided by it tends to . Second part: , so divided by it tends to . So the numerator behaves like . The denominator: , which behaves like . Limit . (Distractors: keeps only the first part, only the second.) Difficulty: Hard

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