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12th grade Limits from graphs and tables worksheet

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Limits from graphs and tables

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  1. Read this first

    Table, time t in seconds and speed in m/s

    t = 1.9 gives 4.5; t = 1.99 gives 4.95; t = 1.999 gives 4.995; t = 2.001 gives 5.005; t = 2.01 gives 5.05; t = 2.1 gives 5.5. At t = 2 exactly the reading is 3.

  2. A cart's speed sensor gives the table shown near t = 2. Ari reads it from both sides. What is the limit of the reading as t approaches 2?

  3. Table, time t in minutes and depth in cm

    t = 3.9 gives 9; t = 3.99 gives 11.7; t = 3.999 gives 11.97; t = 4.001 gives 12.03; t = 4.01 gives 12.3; t = 4.1 gives 15. At t = 4 exactly the reading is 0.

  4. A tank's depth gauge gives the table shown near t = 4. Bo reads it from both sides. What is the limit of the reading as t approaches 4?

  5. Table, time t in minutes and temperature in °C

    t = 9.9 gives 63.5; t = 9.99 gives 62.15; t = 9.999 gives 62.015; t = 10.001 gives 61.985; t = 10.01 gives 61.85; t = 10.1 gives 60.5. At t = 10 exactly the reading is 75.

  6. A coffee thermometer gives the table shown near t = 10. Esme reads it from both sides. What is the limit of the reading as t approaches 10?

  7. Table, time t in seconds and height change in m

    t = 2.9 gives -4; t = 2.99 gives -2.2; t = 2.999 gives -2.02; t = 3.001 gives -1.98; t = 3.01 gives -1.8; t = 3.1 gives 0. At t = 3 exactly the reading is 1.

  8. A drone's height reading gives the table shown near t = 3. Jun reads it from both sides. What is the limit of the reading as t approaches 3?

  9. Kira traces the graph shown toward x = 2 from the left. What is the limit of f(x) as x → 2⁻?

  10. Luz traces the graph shown toward x = 1 from the right. What is the limit of f(x) as x → 1⁺?

  11. Table, distance in m and height in m

    x = 4.9 gives 2.8; x = 4.99 gives 2.98; x = 4.999 gives 2.998; x = 5.001 gives 6.997; x = 5.01 gives 6.97; x = 5.1 gives 6.7. At x = 5 exactly the reading is 4.

  12. A ramp sensor gives the table shown, which jumps at x = 5. Pia reads it from the right. What is the limit as x → 5⁺?

  13. Table, time in hours and depth in dm

    x = 1.9 gives 9.8; x = 1.99 gives 9.98; x = 1.999 gives 9.998; x = 2.001 gives 5.997; x = 2.01 gives 5.97; x = 2.1 gives 5.7. At x = 2 exactly the reading is 8.

  14. A pool's water gauge gives the table shown, which jumps at x = 2. Ren reads it from the left. What is the limit as x → 2⁻?

  15. Table, time in hours and temperature in °C

    x = 5.9 gives -1.2; x = 5.99 gives -1.02; x = 5.999 gives -1.002; x = 6.001 gives 1.997; x = 6.01 gives 1.97; x = 6.1 gives 1.7. At x = 6 exactly the reading is 0.

  16. A thermometer outside gives the table shown, which jumps at x = 6. Tala reads it from the right. What is the limit as x → 6⁺?

  17. Table, time in hours and brightness

    x = 0.9 gives 7.8; x = 0.99 gives 7.98; x = 0.999 gives 7.998; x = 1.001 gives 11.997; x = 1.01 gives 11.97; x = 1.1 gives 11.7. At x = 1 exactly the reading is 5.

  18. A fish tank light meter gives the table shown, which jumps at x = 1. Zee reads it from the left. What is the limit as x → 1⁻?

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About this worksheet

Limits from graphs and tables. Every version has 10 questions, and the answer key prints on the second page.

What your child will learn

  • I can read a limit, and a one-sided limit, from a table or a graph.
  • I can say when a limit does not exist, and why the value at the point does not matter.
  • I can combine one-sided limits and choose a constant so a limit exists.

Standard: none (beyond CCSS)

Words to know

limit: The number f(x) heads to as x gets closer to a.

left-hand limit, x → a⁻: Where f(x) heads as x comes in from below a.

right-hand limit, x → a⁺: Where f(x) heads as x comes in from above a.

open dot: A point the graph leaves out.

does not exist: The two sides head to different numbers, so there is no limit.

Common mistakes

Gave the value of f at the point itself. A limit asks where the values head as x gets close, whatever happens at the point.

Gave the closest number in the table instead of the number the values close in on. Read both sides and ask where they are heading.

Gave the limit from the other side. x → 2⁻ comes from the left (x a bit less than 2); x → 2⁺ from the right.

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with limits from graphs and tables?

Gave the value of f at the point itself. A limit asks where the values head as x gets close, whatever happens at the point.

Are these 12th grade math worksheets free to print?

Yes. All 6 printable versions at each level are free to print, with the answer key, and no account is needed.

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