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Salt Concentration in 4000L Tank: Find the Limit
A tank contains 4000L of pure water. Brine that contains 30g of salt per liter of water is pumped into the tank at a rate of 25L/min. Show that the concentration of salt after t minutes (in grams per liter) is C(t) = 30t/160+t What happens to the concentration as t --> infinity lim C(t)=...- step1536
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- Concentration Limit Salt Tank
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How can I find the value of delta when solving for a limit equation?
Correction: I did not ask YOU to do my homework for me. The reason why I chose this website was for assistance with questions that I am having difficulty setting up the problem so that I may solve it.- step1536
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How can I find the value of delta when solving for a limit equation?
Find the value of delta that corresponds to 0.75. Give your value of delta where delta or any positive number will satisfy the conditions . give the answer correct to 3 decimal places, round down if necessary. lim (4+x-3x^3)=2 x-->1- step1536
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- Delta Value
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Find g(4) When f(4)-5 and lim[5f(x)-g(x)]=5
If f and g are continuous functions with f(4)-5 and lim [5f(x) -g(x) ]=5 find g(4) x-->4- step1536
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- Continuous Continuous functions Functions
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What Is the Value of Delta for the Function \(x^2\) Given Specific Conditions?
Use the given graph of(x) =x^2 |x^2-1| < 1/2 whenever |x-1| <delta .The Given points on the graph are(0.8,0.5), (1.2,1.5). Please give your answer to the value of delta, where deltaor any smaller positive number will satisfy all conditions. correct to four decimals, round down if necessary.- step1536
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- Definition Limit
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Finding the Limit of a Function Using Delta-Epsilon Definition
Use the given graph of(x) =x^2 |x^2-1| < 1/2 whenever |x-1| <delta .The Given points on the graph are(0.8,0.5), (1.2,1.5). Please give your answer to the value of delta, where deltaor any smaller positive number will satisfy all conditions. correct to four decimals, round down if necessary.- step1536
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Finding the Limit of a Function Using Delta-Epsilon Definition
Given points (0.8,0.5), (1.2,1.5) f(x) =x^2 |x^2-1| < 1/2 whenever |x-1| <delta correct to four decimals round down if necessary- step1536
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- Definition Limit
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How Do You Calculate Delta for a Limit Using the Graph of f(x)=x^2?
Use the graph of f(x)=x^2, find a number such that |x^2-1| <1/2 whenever |x-1| < delta. Correct to two decimal places, round down if necessary.- step1536
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- Definition Limit
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How Close Must x Be to 2 for 5x+3 to Be Within 0.075 of 13?
so x=1.85,2.15; then I would then subtract 2-1.85 and 2-2.15. my answer would be .15- step1536
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How Close Must x Be to 2 for 5x+3 to Be Within 0.075 of 13?
I understand that part but how do you work the problem out?- step1536
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How Close Must x Be to 2 for 5x+3 to Be Within 0.075 of 13?
How close to 2 do we have to take x so that 5x+3 is within a distance of 0.075 from 13. I am confuse on how to evaluate this problem.- step1536
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- Definition Limit
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Understanding Limit Convergence: Solving for the Converging Value
If lim f(x) =9, then lim f(x) exists; to what value does it converge to? x-->5- x-->5- step1536
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- Convergence Limit
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Limit of F(X) at X=2: Solving for Rational Functions with Zero Denominators
yes that is correct- step1536
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Limit of F(X) at X=2: Solving for Rational Functions with Zero Denominators
I think I understand limits but this last question says that lim x=0 evaluate limx^6 cos 7/x I came up with 0 or would it be limit does not exist.- step1536
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Limit of F(X) at X=2: Solving for Rational Functions with Zero Denominators
so I have 10<=2<=10 and the equations equals 10- step1536
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