Limits of functions
What was difficult for me?
It was difficult for me to understand the first vocab word of this section: deleted neighborhood of a. For some reason, it's always been difficult for me to go through the syntax of definitions like that and come out with a clear understanding of what it means. I have to hear it explained to me by the teacher. Because I didn't understand the deleted neighborhood of functions, it was difficult for me to understand the rest of the chapter. I believe that with practice and an explanation in class tomorrow, I'll do just fine.
What did I find interesting?
I have always found limits interesting - maybe it's that whole thing where you find interesting what you don't quite understand. I look at the first result to prove in the book, where the limit as x approaches 4 of (3x-7) = 5. That's just so interesting to me. There's a lot for me to understand, but I love how with limits you can get closer and closer and closer to a number, but not actually reach it. It's just fascinating to me.
What was difficult for me?
It was difficult for me to understand the first vocab word of this section: deleted neighborhood of a. For some reason, it's always been difficult for me to go through the syntax of definitions like that and come out with a clear understanding of what it means. I have to hear it explained to me by the teacher. Because I didn't understand the deleted neighborhood of functions, it was difficult for me to understand the rest of the chapter. I believe that with practice and an explanation in class tomorrow, I'll do just fine.
What did I find interesting?
I have always found limits interesting - maybe it's that whole thing where you find interesting what you don't quite understand. I look at the first result to prove in the book, where the limit as x approaches 4 of (3x-7) = 5. That's just so interesting to me. There's a lot for me to understand, but I love how with limits you can get closer and closer and closer to a number, but not actually reach it. It's just fascinating to me.
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