Informal limit and continuity of a single variable function: Revision history

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• curprev 04:0004:00, 20 February 2022‎ Wikiadmin talk contribs‎ 7,834 bytes +7,834‎ Created page with "300px (not to scale) What does it mean to calculate a limit? The intuitive idea of a limit is that of a boundary. At some point in school we learn to solve inequalities and the answers are usually a range of values, such as [1, 7] or ]0, 2[. A closed interval means that the variable can assume any value close to it, including the boundary value itself. An open interval means that the variable can assume any value close to it, except for the boun..."