BASCAL - QUIZ 1

speed limit

maximum safe speed a vehicle can reach on a road

30 km/h

speed limit on a school

100 km/h

speed limit on a national highway

120 km/h

speed limit on an express highway

weight limit

maximum weight a structure or object can safely carry

20-30 kg

maximum luggage weight limit for economy class

40 kg

maximum luggage weight limit for business class

50 kg

maximum luggage weight limit for first class

height limit

maximum height allowed for a person, vehicle or object

vertical limit

highest altitude at which humans can survive

• maximum

18,000 ft

highest altitude where humans can survive above sea level

vertical clearance

minimum height available for vehicles or objects to pass under a structure

"the sky is the limit"

a value can keep going higher and higher without an end

there are no boundaries to what you can achieve in life

limit as a value

tells us the function's value as the input gets closer and closer to a certain number

limit as a measure of infinite behavior

a limit can be infinite showing how a function grows without bound as the input approaches a certain value

limit at infinity

a limit describes the behavior of a function as the input becomes very large/small

limits as a tool for continuity

a function is continuous at a point if the limit exists and equals the functions value at that point

limits at the derivative

limits are used to find the instantaneous rate of change of a function, such as its slope at a specific point

limits and the integral

limits are used to find the exact accumulated area or total value by adding together many very small parts

limit

values that a function approaches as the input x gets closer and closer to a certain number

lim_x→a f(x) = L

notation of the limit of f(x) as x approaches a is L

x→a +

right hand limit

x→a -

left hand limit