Calculus I · Limits and Continuity · quiz
Epsilon-Delta Concept Quiz
Section 6 Concept Quiz
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epsilon-linear-q1For at , give a working choice of in terms of .
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epsilon-linear-q2For at , give a working .
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epsilon-quadratic-q1For the standard proof that as , enter the usual safe choice of .
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First require , which makes .
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formal-reading-q1In , does control input distance or output distance?
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Look at which quantities are being compared.
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How small must the input window be to force every allowed output into the requested tolerance band?
Epsilon sets the demanded vertical accuracy; delta is the horizontal promise you choose so every permitted nearby input meets that demand.
Work backward from the desired output inequality, isolate an input-distance bound, then state a positive delta that is no larger than that bound.
A proof must control every eligible input in the punctured window; checking examples or choosing delta after seeing the input is not enough.
Formal understanding means you can translate between bands, inequalities, and words, then verify the implication from delta to epsilon in forward order.
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