Picture it first
Interactive · drag the slider
Watch the limit happen
Drag x toward 3. The point climbs the line toward the open hole at (3, 6) — and never has to reach it.
You are approaching from the left. Keep sliding toward 3 and watch f(x) close in on 6.
| x → 3⁻ | f(x) | x → 3⁺ | f(x) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2.9 | 5.9 | 3.1 | 6.1 |
| 2.99 | 5.99 | 3.01 | 6.01 |
| 2.999 | 5.999 | 3.001 | 6.001 |
| ↓ both columns close in on 6 ↓ | |||
Grade 12 · Practice problems
Limits
30 written problems across three levels — 10 foundational · 12 intermediate · 8 advanced. Work through them on paper, then reveal every answer to check. These are not graded and are counted separately from adaptive practice.
1. FoundationalEvaluate .
2. FoundationalEvaluate .
3. FoundationalEvaluate .
4. FoundationalEvaluate .
5. FoundationalEvaluate .
6. FoundationalState the three conditions for continuity at .
7. FoundationalIf the left-hand limit is and the right-hand limit is , determine the two-sided limit.
8. FoundationalClassify a discontinuity whose finite one-sided limits are unequal.
9. FoundationalFor when , evaluate .
10. FoundationalA graph has a hole at and a filled point at , approaching the hole from both sides. Find and .
11. IntermediateEvaluate .
12. IntermediateEvaluate .
13. IntermediateEvaluate .
14. IntermediateEvaluate .
15. IntermediateEvaluate .
16. IntermediateEvaluate .
17. IntermediateEvaluate .
18. IntermediateEvaluate , or state that it does not exist.
19. IntermediateEvaluate using the squeeze theorem.
20. IntermediateWhat value of makes (for ) continuous at ?
21. IntermediateEvaluate and classify the discontinuity at .
22. IntermediateFor when and when , evaluate .
23. AdvancedEvaluate .
24. AdvancedFind so that for and for is continuous at .
25. AdvancedUsing one-sided limits, justify why does not exist.
26. AdvancedEvaluate .
27. AdvancedUse the squeeze theorem to evaluate , and state the two bounding functions.
28. AdvancedEvaluate .
29. AdvancedFind and so that for and for is continuous at with .
30. AdvancedFor , classify the discontinuities at and .