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Abhay Mahajan is an experienced educator with over 11 years of teaching, having mentored more than 20,000 students and produced numerous IIT and INMO selections. The document outlines concepts related to limits in mathematics, including left-hand limits, right-hand limits, and methods for evaluating limits. It also includes strategies for solving indeterminate forms and offers promotional information for a class discount.

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Abhay Mahajan is an experienced educator with over 11 years of teaching, having mentored more than 20,000 students and produced numerous IIT and INMO selections. The document outlines concepts related to limits in mathematics, including left-hand limits, right-hand limits, and methods for evaluating limits. It also includes strategies for solving indeterminate forms and offers promotional information for a class discount.

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ABHAY MAHAJAN

B.Tech. IIT Roorkee


➔ 11+ years teaching experience
➔ Mentored and taught around 20000+ students
➔ Produced 400+ IIT selections
➔ 10+ INMO selections
➔ 1 EGMO Selection
Standard Notation

x → a– This is read as ‘x is approaching to ‘a’ from LHS’

x → a+ This is read as ‘x’ is approaching ‘a’ from RHS’

x → a doesn’t mean x = a
Left Hand Limit

4 3
2

LHS 2 2
Right Hand Limit

4 3
2

2 2
RHS
Limit at a point

Limit of a function at x → a is the value


towards which f(x) approaches when x → a
and it is denoted as
Limit Existence

exists if and only if

= finite

⇓ ⇓
RHL LHL
Concept of LHL, RHL and Limits

(1) (3)

(2) (4)
Understanding Limits
f(x)
1
½

–2 –1 0 1 2 3
Concept of LHL, RHL and Limits
Try to observe
(a) LHL of [x] at x = 3
that is, is ______; here [.] ⟶ GIF

(b) RHL of [x] at x = 3

that is, is ______; here [.] ⟶ GIF

(c) is ______; here [.] ⟶ GIF

(d) is ______; here {.} ⟶ FPF


Q. Evaluate the following using the formula for
RHL & LHL where [.] ⟶ GIF
(a)
Solution
Q. Evaluate the following using the formula for
RHL & LHL where [.] ⟶ GIF
(b)
Solution
Q. Let [.] be GIF, then

A –2

B 1

C –4

D 4
Q. Let [.] be GIF, then

A –2

B 1

C –4

D 4
Solution
Q. For what value of ‘m’ does the
exist if
Solution
Algebra of limits

Let = l and = m.
If l & m are finite, then:

A {f (x) ± g (x)} = l ± m

B {f (x). g (x)} = l.m

C ,provided m ≠ 0

D f(x) = kℓ;

where k is a constant
Q.
Solution
Q. If and

then find the value of


Solution
Indeterminate forms

Consider

Here x2 – 4 = 0 and x–2=0

f(x) has indeterminate form of the type

has indeterminate form of the type


is an indeterminate form of the type 1
Indeterminate forms

As the name suggest; we can’t determine


these values in their present form
There are total 7 Indeterminate Forms
Indeterminate forms

Note:
Here 0 is denoting a function tending to
zero, similarly ∞ & 1 are denoting functions
tending to ∞ & 1 respectively.

is an indeterminate form whereas

is not an indeterminate form.


How to solve the limits

To find first put x = a


If it is determinant finite value then Directly put the
value and
if f (a) is indeterminate form than we have to apply
some method to find the limit.

H L [4+ ] = 4
R
LH
L [4– ] = 3

When their is GIF, Fractional part and function


with multiple function always check RHL & LHL
Direct Substitution

It is used when limit is not in indeterminate form


As the name suggests; we simply put the value
of the variable
Example
Methods for
evaluating
Limits
Methods for evaluating Limits

(a) Factorization Method

Example:

Recall
If x = a is zero of a polynomial P(x)
then x – a must be factor of P(x)
Q. Evaluate the following: (a)
Solution
Q. Evaluate the following: (b)
Solution
Methods for evaluating Limits

(b) Rationalization Method

This is normally used when either


numerator or denominator or both
involve square roots.

Example:
Q. Evaluate the following: (a)
Solution
Q.

D none
Q.

D none
Solution
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