Limits from graphs and tables

Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

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  1. f has left limit 2 and right limit 5; g has left limit 4 and right limit 1. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Ari combines them. What is the limit of f + g as x → 2?

    • 9
    • 6
    • does not exist
  2. f has left limit 1 and right limit 3; g has left limit 2 and right limit 2. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Bo combines them. What is the limit of f + g as x → 2?

    • 5
    • does not exist
    • 4
  3. f has left limit 2 and right limit 4; g has left limit 3 and right limit 1.5. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Esme combines them. What is the limit of f × g as x → 2?

    • 6
    • 12
    • does not exist
  4. f has left limit 6 and right limit 2; g has left limit 1 and right limit 1. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Jun combines them. What is the limit of f − g as x → 2?

    • does not exist
    • 3
    • 1
  5. A locker costs $2 for each started day. C(t) is the cost after t days. Luz checks just before t = 4. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 4⁻?

  6. A paddle boat costs $2 per started half hour. C(t) is the cost after t half hours. Milo checks just before t = 3. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 3⁻?

  7. A library fine is $0.25 per started day late. C(t) is the cost after t days. Noah checks just before t = 5. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 5⁻?

  8. f(x) = x² + k for x < 1 and f(x) = 4x + 2 for x ≥ 1. Ren picks k so the limit at x = 1 exists. What is k?

  9. f(x) = x² + k for x < 3 and f(x) = -1x + 10 for x ≥ 3. Tala picks k so the limit at x = 3 exists. What is k?

  10. f(x) = x² + k for x < -3 and f(x) = 2x + 11 for x ≥ -3. Zee picks k so the limit at x = -3 exists. What is k?

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Limits from graphs and tables

Answer Key - Grade 12 Math Worksheet - Challenge Me

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. f has left limit 2 and right limit 5; g has left limit 4 and right limit 1. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Ari combines them. What is the limit of f + g as x → 2?

    • 9
    • 6
    • does not exist
  2. f has left limit 1 and right limit 3; g has left limit 2 and right limit 2. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Bo combines them. What is the limit of f + g as x → 2?

    • 5
    • does not exist
    • 4
  3. f has left limit 2 and right limit 4; g has left limit 3 and right limit 1.5. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Esme combines them. What is the limit of f × g as x → 2?

    • 6
    • 12
    • does not exist
  4. f has left limit 6 and right limit 2; g has left limit 1 and right limit 1. Both f and g jump at x = 2, as the table shows. Jun combines them. What is the limit of f − g as x → 2?

    • does not exist
    • 3
    • 1
  5. A locker costs $2 for each started day. C(t) is the cost after t days. Luz checks just before t = 4. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 4⁻?

    8
  6. A paddle boat costs $2 per started half hour. C(t) is the cost after t half hours. Milo checks just before t = 3. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 3⁻?

    6
  7. A library fine is $0.25 per started day late. C(t) is the cost after t days. Noah checks just before t = 5. In dollars, what is the limit as t → 5⁻?

    $1.25
  8. f(x) = x² + k for x < 1 and f(x) = 4x + 2 for x ≥ 1. Ren picks k so the limit at x = 1 exists. What is k?

    5
  9. f(x) = x² + k for x < 3 and f(x) = -1x + 10 for x ≥ 3. Tala picks k so the limit at x = 3 exists. What is k?

    -2
  10. f(x) = x² + k for x < -3 and f(x) = 2x + 11 for x ≥ -3. Zee picks k so the limit at x = -3 exists. What is k?

    -4