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Unit 1: Rates of Change & Limits

The document contains a 15 question math assessment on rates of change and limits. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts such as evaluating limits, identifying types of discontinuities, determining whether functions are continuous, evaluating expressions, and determining whether statements are true or false. The questions cover fundamental topics in calculus including limits, continuity, derivatives, and rates of change.

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Unit 1: Rates of Change & Limits

The document contains a 15 question math assessment on rates of change and limits. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions testing concepts such as evaluating limits, identifying types of discontinuities, determining whether functions are continuous, evaluating expressions, and determining whether statements are true or false. The questions cover fundamental topics in calculus including limits, continuity, derivatives, and rates of change.

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Unit 1 Assignment - Rates of Change & Limits

1.

-1/12

1/72

1/12

Limit does not exist

2.

Continuous for all x values

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Infinite discontinuity
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Jump discontinuity
Jump Discontinuity

Point Discontinuity

3.

True

False

4.

True

False

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True

False

6.

(4, 24)

(4, 84)

(7, 210)

(7, 162)

7.

1
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False

8.

40

-24

24

-40

Does not exist

9.

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a. y = -7x + 6
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a. y = -7x - 6

a. y = -7x - 9

a. y = -7x + 9

10.

True

False

11.

1
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TRUE

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False

12.

True

False

13.

True

False

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True

False

15.

Does not exist

1/27

1/9

1/19

Submit answers Save and continue

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