What are the most common mistakes students make in Limits & Continuity?
that's only true when f is continuous at a; limits can exist where the function is undefined.
Top mistakes to avoid in Limits & Continuity: • that's only true when f is continuous at a; limits can exist where the function is undefined. • assuming the limit always equals the function's value at that point. • thinking every function is continuous everywhere. • evaluating it as 0/0 and stopping.
Common mistake
that's only true when f is continuous at a; limits can exist where the function is undefined.
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