9. VE t CHAPTER 1 Section 1.1, pp. 57-60 1. a) Does not exist. As x approaches 1 from the sight. (2) ap- proaches 0. AS x approaches 1 from the let, g(x) approaches ‘There is no single number L that all he values g(<) got arbitrarily close oa x1. BL oO 3.) Tre b) True) False d) False) Fale f) Trwe As x approaches 0 trom the left, x/\x) approaches —1. As x approaches O from the sight, /x| approaches 1. There is no single ‘number Z¢ht dhe foncon values al get arbitrary clese 10 a8 > 0 Ws 1B aVI5/I6 Answers AAT 11.9 aon=tin oye (6) | 998334 | 999988 | 999999 fe =a =o [=001 | 2(6) | 998334 | .999983 | 999999 | fim £@)= Je] Bae] Sane] us] era] er | se +e __Pror [len] is ow a Jo] ss] Sn] Sais] Sonor] Soma | ons In fo =0308 Be m0 8) ee Mow Dt 38. 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') For every nopative real umber —B there exists a coresponding umber 8 > 0 sch that forall x Mo <4 $0) <—B. © For every negative real number ~B there exists a coresponding ‘number 3 > 0 sich that for all w-Sex en fe) <-B. Section 1.5, pp. 95-97 1, No; discontinuous atx = 2; not defined at x =2 3 Continoous $a) Yes _b) Yes) Yes d) Yes 7.3) No b)No 9.0 11. 1, nonremovable; 0, removable 1B, Allxexeoptx=2 18, AUX except x =3, AT. Allx 19, Alls except 21. All x excopt x = x/2, many inoger 23. All x except nx /2.1 an odd integer 25. Allx>-3/2 27, Allx 29,0 31 38, V3/2 3 g=6 FT. f(=3/2_ ¥.a=4/3 Gx 1.8794, -1.5921,-03473 65, 1.7849 1 5235196. 5 0739at T CHAPTER 1 Section 1.1, pp. 57-60 1, 9) Does not exist. As x approsches 1 from the right, ¢(2) ap- proaches 0. AS x approaches | from the IeF, g(x) approaches 1 "Thote is no single number tht all the values g() get acbitarily chose ax. B10 3.) Te b) Tre) False d) Fase) False 1) Te 55. As x approaches O ftom the lel, x/\s| approaches —I. 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