Limit of Signum Function

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    Calculus
    Section 2.3

    Note: The following question is not covered by Jenn in any of her limits video lessons. However, I am curious about how this one is done.

    Do the following only:

    Part (a) => (iv), (v), and (vi)

    Parts (b) & (c)

    Screenshot_20220503-184514_Samsung Notes.jpg
     
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    Part (a)
    (iv) upload_2022-5-3_20-33-45.gif

    (v) upload_2022-5-3_20-34-19.gif

    (vi) upload_2022-5-3_20-34-42.gif

    Parts

    (b) a->0
    upload_2022-5-3_20-42-27.gif

    upload_2022-5-3_20-42-39.gif
    (two-sided limit does not exist)

    (c) [​IMG]
     
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    given upload_2022-5-4_10-29-30.gif and sin(pi)=0
    and upload_2022-5-4_10-31-56.gif
    [​IMG]
     
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    Let me see: sin(0) = 0.

    signum(0) = 1 & -1.

    As x-->pi from the right, we plug values slightly bigger than pi for x.

    As x-->pi from the left, we plug values slightly less than pi for x.

    Yes?
     
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    yes
     
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    This is precisely what I needed to be shown.
     
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    How many questions should I post at any given time? I don't want to bombard you with lots of math problems. I know that you have a life outside of the math site.

    Is 3 questions per day good enough? Is 5 questions per week good enough? What about on Saturday and Sunday? How many questions on Saturday? How many on Sunday? I will wait to hear from you before posting anymore threads.
     
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    3 questions per day is ok
     
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    Perfect. Three questions per day (not everyday) will do. This will allow you to be more detailed in your reply to my questions. A more in depth reply per question leads to more information for me.
     
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