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Jaleh Posted 9 years ago
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"Limits are easiest to see on a graph – are the points that a graph almost touches, for example, but never does?"

Is this sentence correct? I read it on a website explaining the calculus. And if so what does it mean?

  

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The sentence isn't correct. It seems that "are the points" is a typo for "are there points".

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  • It seems that "are the points" is a typo for "are there points".
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The sentence isn't correct. It seems that "are the points" is a typo for "are there points".

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"Limits are easiest to see on a graph – they are the points that the line (of the function) almost touches, for example, but never does."

The limit of the height as t ? 8 for this family of functions is 10 inches.

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