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111 Calculus 1/28/08 Class review In class last week we went over limits where the variable A goes to infinity and negative infinity. We also went over limits where the limit is infinity. Lastly we discussed and continuity how that altered limits. There was also a theoretical problem debating whether there are two directly opposite places on the earth that can be the same temperature at the same time.
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111 Calculus 1/28/08 Class review In class last week we went over limits where the variable A goes to infinity and negative infinity. We also went over limits where the limit is infinity. Lastly we discussed and continuity how that altered limits. There was also a theoretical problem debating whether there are two directly opposite places on the earth that can be the same temperature at the same time.
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