Limit of a Composite Function Theorem: Proof

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In this video I go over the limit of a composite function theorem which states that if you have a function within another function then the limit can be written outside or within the main function. For example the limit of f(g(x)) equals f(limit of g(x)) as x approaches a. In the proof I used the precise definition of a limit make sure to fully understand it by watching the related videos in the links below.


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Limit of a Composite Function Theorem: Proof

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Theorem

If f is continuous at b and:

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Then:

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Or in other words:

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Recap on Precise Definition of a Limit:

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If for every number ε > 0 there is a number δ > 0 such that:

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Proof

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Since f is continuous at b, the limit exists thus the precise definition applies:

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You are helping students and who has curiosity about math. Good work, go ahead @mes

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