, the limit at a point is the same as the output at that point. This video explains these rules.

How Do You Find the Limits of Some Well-Known Functions?

A function is a relationship between two — or more — variables. If you input a number into a function, it can only output one value.

The output variable of a function, often named y

The input variable of a function, often named x

L is the limit of the function f at the point a if: the output goes towards L as the input gets closer to a.

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Limits of Functions Pointwise

Limits of Some Well-Known Functions

Limit at Plus or Minus Infinity

Limit of a Constant

Limit of c over x

An Introduction to Limits

For the three functions f(x)= c, g(x)= c × x, and h(x)= c × e ˣ, the limit at a point is the same as the output at that point. This video explains these rules. 