Western University Calculus 1000 Sec 007
Dr Ghorbanpour · Western University · 7 lectures with notes
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Calculus 1000- Continuity (Sec 007, October 5, 2026)
Continuity of a piecewise function requires matching one-sided limits at breakpoints and checking every interval in its domain.
Calculus 1000-Horizontal asymptotes example & introduction to continuity (Sec 007, October 2, 2026)
Asghar Ghorbanpour connects limits at infinity and continuity, classifying graph-based discontinuities as removable, infinite, or jump types.
Calculus 1000-Limit at Infinity (Sec 007, October 1, 2026)
Convert infinite limits into familiar limits or compare dominant terms to evaluate end behavior rigorously.
Calculus 1000-Squeeze Theorem (Sec 007, September 29)
The squeeze theorem evaluates difficult limits by trapping a function between bounds that converge to the same value.
Calculus 1000: Indeterminate form 0 over 0 (when quotient law does not work)-(Sec 007, September 28)
When a quotient gives 0/0, transform it algebraically before applying limit laws again.
Calculus 1000: Introduction to limit- (Sec 007, September 24)
A limit describes nearby function behavior, and limit laws make computations systematic when their conditions are met.
Calculus 1000: One sided limits- (Sec 007, September 25)
A two-sided limit exists exactly when the left- and right-hand limits exist and agree.