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Epsilontic – Limits and Continuity
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Abstract
I remember that I had some difficulties moving from school mathematics to university mathematics. From what I read on PF through the years, I…

Beginners Guide to Precalculus, Calculus and Infinitesimals
Introduction
I am convinced students learn Calculus far too late. In my view, there has never been a good reason for this.In the US, they go through…

What Are Infinitesimals – Simple Version
Introduction
When I learned calculus, the intuitive idea of infinitesimal was used. These are real numbers so small that, for all practical purposes (say…

What Are Infinitesimals – Advanced Version
Introduction
When I learned calculus, the intuitive idea of infinitesimal was used. These are real numbers so small that, for all practical purposes (say…

The Orin Fractional Calculus
Introduction
This bit is what new thing you can learn reading this:) As for original content, I only have hope that the method of using the sets
$$C_N^n:…

What Is a Limit of a Function? Definition, Laws & Examples
A limit describes the value a function or sequence approaches as its input gets arbitrarily close to a specific point, without requiring the function to…

Why 1 = 0.999…: Four Simple Proofs Explained
Yes, 1 and 0.999... are exactly the same real number, not merely two numbers that happen to be extremely close. This surprises many people because 0.999...…

Infinity in Mathematics: What It Really Means, Explained
Infinity is not a real number but a set of distinct mathematical tools, including the extended real line, the projective real line, the Riemann sphere,…

Is 1 Equal to 0.999…? Rigorous Proof Explained
Yes, 1 equals 0.999... exactly, not approximately. This is a proven mathematical fact once the notation 0.999... and the concept of an infinite sum are…
