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Exam1-101 Sec 2.5: Continuity. Sec 2.3: The Precise Definition of a Limit Find all vertical and Horizontal.

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1 Exam1-101 Sec 2.5: Continuity

2 Sec 2.3: The Precise Definition of a Limit Find all vertical and Horizontal

3 Sec 2.3: The Precise Definition of a Limit Find the limit

4 Sec 2.3: The Precise Definition of a Limit Part-1 Part-2 Part-3

5 E1 – TERM121 Part-1 Part-2

6 Sec 3.1: Tangents and the Derivative at a Point quotient derivative The slope of the tangent to the curve Average rate of changeinstantaneous rate of change The slope of the curve The slope of the secant instantaneous velocityAverage velocity

7 Sec 2.3: The Precise Definition of a Limit Find the limit

8 Tips on the Exam Hall ( Bld54) Everyone gets stressed during exams but it's important not to let it get out of control. Bring a jacket (Maslakh) Be 5:40 (door close 5:45) Bring a watch to the test so that you can better pace yourself. do a quick survey of the entire test so that you know how to efficiently budget your time. Read the instructions carefully Do the easiest problems first. Don't stay on a problem that you are stuck on, especially when time is a factor. Work out the timing – Divide your time according to the number of questions to be answered. Plan before you write Make sure that you have answered all the questions. Don’t leave any blank page Write all related formulas Use all 60min (DONOT GIVEUP) Start with basmalah

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