Precise Definition of a Limit. |
| *Azarel* |
 Oct 5 2006, 01:54 AM
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Uhh.. How the fuck do I do this shit? Definitely a long shot by asking here, but whatever, I've got nothing to lose. This is due on Tuesday (04 October).
 Oh wth, nevermind, I just figured it out. I hate numbers. Answer was sqrt(11) - 3, for those desparate to know. laksjdhtljnz WHY IS THIS HARD. |
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| *Statues/Shadows* |
Oct 5 2006, 09:12 PM
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Ew, I hate limits with a passion, and we're nowhere near...whatever that mess is yet.
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| *Azarel* |
Oct 6 2006, 04:21 AM
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It's exactly what the topic title says it is: the precise definition of a limit. >_< Don't worry, you don't go over that crap in AP calc (both AB&BC).
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| *Statues/Shadows* |
Oct 8 2006, 02:25 PM
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I got that it's the precise definition of a limit, but that still means very little to me, given my vague understanding of limits in general. Math gives me a headache; it is good to hear that I won't be getting to that, though.
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