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Classroom Tips and Techniques: Applying the Epsilon-Delta Definition of a Limit
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: Maplesoft AuthorDr. Robert Lopez
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This month's article looks at how the "epsilon-delta" definition of a limit can be implemented in Maple: Take δ(ε) as the smaller of δL and δR, themselves determined by the equations ƒ(a + δR) = L + ε and ƒ(a - δL) = L - ε, and then show |ƒ(a + t δ) - L| < ε, where 0 < |t| < 1.
Application Details
Publish Date: November 12, 2012
Created In: Maple 16
Language: English
Tags calculus
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