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    1) The document is a quarterly exam in basic calculus that contains two sections: Limits of Functions and Limits at Infinity. 2) In section I, students are asked to evaluate limits of functions using direct substitution, factoring, and rationalization methods. They must show their work and box their final answers. 3) In section II, students are asked to evaluate 20 limits as the variables approach infinity. They again must show their work and box their final answers. No solutions or work shown means no credit will be given.

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    Quarterly Examination in Basic Calculus

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    1) The document is a quarterly exam in basic calculus that contains two sections: Limits of Functions and Limits at Infinity. 2) In section I, students are asked to evaluate limits of functions using direct substitution, factoring, and rationalization methods. They must show their work and box their final answers. 3) In section II, students are asked to evaluate 20 limits as the variables approach infinity. They again must show their work and box their final answers. No solutions or work shown means no credit will be given.

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    1) The document is a quarterly exam in basic calculus that contains two sections: Limits of Functions and Limits at Infinity. 2) In section I, students are asked to evaluate limits of functions using direct substitution, factoring, and rationalization methods. They must show their work and box their final answers. 3) In section II, students are asked to evaluate 20 limits as the variables approach infinity. They again must show their work and box their final answers. No solutions or work shown means no credit will be given.

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    Quarterly Examination in Basic Calculus

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    1) The document is a quarterly exam in basic calculus that contains two sections: Limits of Functions and Limits at Infinity. 2) In section I, students are asked to evaluate limits of functions using direct substitution, factoring, and rationalization methods. They must show their work and box their final answers. 3) In section II, students are asked to evaluate 20 limits as the variables approach infinity. They again must show their work and box their final answers. No solutions or work shown means no credit will be given.

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    Quarterly Examination in Basic Calculus

    2nd Semester S.Y. 2021 - 2022

    I. Limits of Functions. Evaluate the limit of the given function using the indicated
    method. Show your complete solution and box your final answer. No solutions, no
    credits.
    A. Direct Substitution (15 points)
    x 2 − 3 x −10
    1.) lim
    x →6 x −5

    2.) lim √
    x−2
    x →9 x −4
    x3 − 1
    3.) lim
    x →0 x2 − 1
    x −2
    4.) lim
    x →5
    2

    −x
    5.) lim
    x →2
    3

    B. Factoring Method (9 points)


    2
    x −9
    1.) lim
    x→ −3 x+ 3
    3 2
    4 x + x −2 x
    2.) lim
    x →0 x
    x 2+ x −2
    3.) lim 2
    x→ −1 x + 4 x+ 4
    C. Rationalization Method (6 points)
    x − 49
    lim
    1.) x→ 49 √ x −7
    x+1
    lim
    2.) x→ −1 √ x +5 −2

    II. Limits at Infinity. Evaluate the limit of the given functions. Show your complete
    solution and box your final answer. No solutions, no credits. (20 points)
    1.) lim 2 x 2 −3
    x→ ∞

    3
    10 x +2
    2.) lim 3
    x→ ∞ 1+ 6 x
    2
    x −4
    3.) lim 2
    x→ ∞ x + x −6
    2
    13+2 x −8 x
    4.) lim 2
    x→ ∞ 4 x +7 x
    ()
    x+1
    1
    5.) lim
    x→ ∞ 4

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