Functions Contents - E
Sequences and limits
Infinite sequences
Sequences notation - the rule for the n-th term of a sequence
Graphing the terms of a sequence on the number line
The limit of a sequence
The definition of the limit of a sequence
Convergence of a sequence
Verifying the convergence of a sequence from the definition, examples
The
limit of a sequence theorems
The cluster point or accumulation point
Divergent sequences
Sufficient condition for convergence of a sequence
The Cauchy criterion (general principle of convergence)
Some important limits
Operations with limits
Operations with limits examples
Series
Infinite series
The sequence of partial sums
The sum of the series
Convergence of infinite series
Divergence of infinite series
Convergent and
divergen
t series examples
Harmonic series
The remainder or tail of the series
Necessary and sufficient condition for the convergence of a series
Necessary condition for the convergence of a series
The n-th term test for divergence
Properties of series
The product of two series or the Cauchy product
Geometric series
P-series
Alternating series
Alternating series test or Leibnitz's alternating series test
Absolute convergence
Conditional convergence
Series of positive terms
Power series
Power series or polynomial with infinitely many terms
The sum of a power series is a function
Maclaurin and Taylor series
Representing polynomial using Maclaurin's and Taylor's formula
Representing polynomial using Maclaurin's and Taylor's formula
examples
The power series expansion of the exponential function
Properties of the power series expansion of the exponential function
The radius of convergence or the interval of convergence
The limit of a function
The limit of a function
The definition of the limit of a function
A limit o
n the left (a left-hand limit) and a
limit o
n the right (a right-hand limit)
Continuous function
Limits at infinity
(or limits of functions as x approaches positive or negative infinity)
Infinite l
imits
The limit of a function
examples
Vertical, horizontal and slant (or oblique) asymptotes
Monotone functions - increasing or decreasing in value
Limit of a function properties (theorems or laws)
Squeeze rule
Composition
rule
Limits of functions properties use examples
Limits of rational functions
Evaluating the limit of a rational function at infinity
Evaluating the limit of a rational function at a point
The limit of a rational function that is defined at the given point
The limit of a rational function that is not defined at the given point
The limit of a rational function at infinity containing roots (irrational expressions)
The limit of a rational function at a point containing irrational expressions, use of substitution
Evaluating the limit of a rational function containing irrational expressions using rationalization
Limits of trigonometric functions
Evaluating
trigonometric
limits examples
Limits of functions based on the definition of the natural number e
Evaluating
limits of functions based on the definition of the natural number e
Use of the composition rule to evaluate limits of functions
Properties of continuous functions
Continuous function definition
Intermediate value theorem - Bolzano's theorem
Existence of roots
Extreme value theorem
Monotone function
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