My professor prooved the same thing to us. He skiped all the (un)necessary comments what's coming from where so I was so lost looking back at my notes. Your videos are for sure saving me :D
First I need to tell you that you have great videos with excellent explanations. These definitely make math learning interesting, enjoyable and easy to understand. The point of this comment is to let you know about a very important notation matter. When we right limit at the beginning without a parenthesis, the limit only belongs to the first term. So, the correct way to write it is to use a parenthesis around all three terms as lim{ x → 1} (x²+5x+6) = 12. Keep doing what you are doing. Thank you.
This is the best I have ever heard this concept explained. I was struggling with understanding how the proof worked for the past 2 days, and I finally understand now. Thank you!
Hey, first of all, i really like your videos. You are doing a great job! I am a fan of generalizing the epsilon-delta-criterium and give a specific formula for delta. What I found out was that, if you choose for a general x_0 (which is in this case 1 of course) the formula delta (epsilon) = - abs(x_o) - 5/2 + sqrt( epsilon + (abs(x_0) + 5/2)^2), you get a guaranteed delta for any epsilon > 0 that you choose. Thank you for your great videos again. They are very inspiring!
Hello Sir, there is a mistake in this proof. You cannot replace |x+6| with 8 and be sure that 8|x-1|< E. We can take 6 instead of 8 but in that case in the last step you wont be able to replace |x+6| with 6, hence we get stuck. Could you please check for this.
You are really doing an excellent explanation and thus make our life easier in understanding maths even though it is not my proffesion. Awesome! Thank you!
Can someone please explain when 9:04 he writes x+6 as 8 in the inequality. Because he showed that x+6 is less than 8, but when he inserts 8 in the epsilon inequality, he technically increased the left hand side of the inequality without increasing the right hand side (epsilon). Which makes me a little suspect on whether the inequality will hold true. I am no professor and I respect everything he does, but I get delta=epsilon/6. Please feel free to enlighten me. Cheers from Denmark
this is the serious issue what am i going to tell you.... if 6 < x+6 < 8 and at the same time |x+6|.|x-1| 6 and now replace x+6 with 6 then it will be not contradict because the product of |x+6|.|x-1|
When you want to show that the left hand side is less than the right hand side, you should always increase the left hand side. So 8 and not 6 was the correct choice.
In your linear example, you had the process right, but you stated it as “for every delta, there exists epsilon.” It is an easy mistake to make. I actually had to read an epsilon-delta proof in my textbook to understand why it had to be “for every epsilon, there exists delta.” We first find the delta and then prove that it implies the given epsilon.
It depends on what your teacher wants. Some just want you to show there is a delta. But some want you to show that that value you found truly works. So ask the professor what they want.
This is it. Two hours of working on the same delta-epsilon problem, and this is the video that made it click for me. Thank you.
My professor prooved the same thing to us. He skiped all the (un)necessary comments what's coming from where so I was so lost looking back at my notes. Your videos are for sure saving me :D
The explanation is all wrong.
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It was wrongly explained!
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You're really making our life much simpler and thanks a lot. You simplified the proofs very well.
First I need to tell you that you have great videos with excellent explanations. These definitely make math learning interesting, enjoyable and easy to understand. The point of this comment is to let you know about a very important notation matter. When we right limit at the beginning without a parenthesis, the limit only belongs to the first term. So, the correct way to write it is to use a parenthesis around all three terms as lim{ x → 1} (x²+5x+6) = 12. Keep doing what you are doing. Thank you.
Unfortunately that's the least serious error of the video.
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The proof has fundamental error!
The correct proof is as follows
Let f(x)=x^2+5x+6
We want to show lim x->1 {(f(x))}=12
For all e>0 whenever |f(x)-12|
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Why would you need this type of math
@@brendawilliams8062 It is the rigorous mathematical analysis called the epsolon delta techniques.
@@yohannesyebabe7923 thx. , but what can you do with it
@@brendawilliams8062 To prove mathematical theorem.
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This is the best I have ever heard this concept explained. I was struggling with understanding how the proof worked for the past 2 days, and I finally understand now. Thank you!
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Because lx+6l
He should replaced by 6.
and
He should choose delta a min {1, e/6}
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Hey, first of all, i really like your videos. You are doing a great job!
I am a fan of generalizing the epsilon-delta-criterium and give a specific formula for delta. What I found out was that, if you choose for a general x_0 (which is in this case 1 of course) the formula delta (epsilon) = - abs(x_o) - 5/2 + sqrt( epsilon + (abs(x_0) + 5/2)^2), you get a guaranteed delta for any epsilon > 0 that you choose.
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Hello Sir, there is a mistake in this proof. You cannot replace |x+6| with 8 and be sure that 8|x-1|< E. We can take 6 instead of 8 but in that case in the last step you wont be able to replace |x+6| with 6, hence we get stuck. Could you please check for this.
That's exactly what I also figured out...👍
We may take delta=min{1, epsilon/8}
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Can someone please explain when 9:04 he writes x+6 as 8 in the inequality. Because he showed that x+6 is less than 8, but when he inserts 8 in the epsilon inequality, he technically increased the left hand side of the inequality without increasing the right hand side (epsilon). Which makes me a little suspect on whether the inequality will hold true. I am no professor and I respect everything he does, but I get delta=epsilon/6.
Please feel free to enlighten me. Cheers from Denmark
Thank you very much sir
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why x-6 cannot be replaced with 7? it is smaller than 8 how we replaced that?
this is the serious issue what am i going to tell you....
if 6 < x+6 < 8 and at the same time |x+6|.|x-1| 6
and now replace x+6 with 6 then it will be not contradict because
the product of |x+6|.|x-1|
i dont know you are looking for this or not.....
i hv figured out the mistake..
you should not start with lx^2 +5x-6l
Yes you are right. I spotted that straight away.
When you want to show that the left hand side is less than the right hand side, you should always increase the left hand side. So 8 and not 6 was the correct choice.
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In your linear example, you had the process right, but you stated it as “for every delta, there exists epsilon.” It is an easy mistake to make. I actually had to read an epsilon-delta proof in my textbook to understand why it had to be “for every epsilon, there exists delta.” We first find the delta and then prove that it implies the given epsilon.
Oops, that was an error.
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Can you please try this problem
Use Epsolon delta Def to show that
Lim x-->-1.(2x+3)/(x+2)=1
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in the second part can we not substitute delta = epsilon/8 into |(x-1)|< delta for the proof to be satisfied.
It depends on what your teacher wants. Some just want you to show there is a delta. But some want you to show that that value you found truly works. So ask the professor what they want.
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8:58
We substituted 8 because we
|x-1
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What if you are asked to proof lim
X--2 2x² +3 =11 .
How can I go about it?
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Nice explanation
8:40 no i dont get that. Why does that work? Why does replacing |x+6| by 8 as a result of that inequality work?
It doesn't have to be 8. You could use another constant. Just keep track.
@@PrimeNewtons I get that part. I'm just wondering how replacing it by 8 keeps the inequality the same!
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If ab
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@@PrimeNewtons Yes :(
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Here I can't see the value of proving this as a limit , since one can just plug in the value 1 into this continuous function.