Limits in Calculus: Definition & Meaning. What is a Limit?

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I’m home teaching two 7th graders calculus now. I let them wrote a python program to calculate the function of y=(x² -4)/(x-2) within the range of (-10,10), then drew the graph of the function. They observed that there is a crack at x=2 in the graph. And the more numbers they sampled within this range, the more smaller the crack is. The function is getting closer to 4 infinitely and that’s the limit. They got it. Still, they have difficulty to fully understand the definition. I agree the definition is the rigorous way to define this concept, but why the definition is so chalky? I believe the reason is the mathematicians were challenged with some edge cases which made them to give such a wording of the definition to hedge the concept from being breached. If we could find those edge cases, this definition might look smoother to us.

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I think, the limit of a function is unique at a given point as we know that the limit doesn't exit if RHL is not equal to LHL. Eg. lim x->0 1/x LHL: lim x->0- 1/x=-infinity RHL: lim x->0+ 1/x=+infinity. Hence limits doesn't exit.

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If we notice as we point a hand near a flying feather we see it move away as we get near so in the function of nani level is where we can never touch it that is why first law of thermo dynamics say we can never measure nothing. Then would it be better if we define a threshold is better because we can quantify by a real value of within tolerance then we know reality and not guessing

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Crazy to think most authors of analysis textbooks seem to think that a graph isn’t necessary to explain epsilon and delta

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So, essentially the limit is the height of the function at whatever point you’re evaluating?

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