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$Old$ 09-04-2008, 07:54 PM

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I attach a paper based in how to prove limits by definition, pretty nice.

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Thanks both my teacher at the high school and university level for some reason never thought this was important and just went directly to limits and derivatives without teaching the proofs.

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LOL THANK YOU! my teacher was unclear about this...

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Never has it been more clear...thank you so much. Now the definition of a limit in 3-D makes so much more sense. You are a saint for posting this! SO useful!

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