No graded assignment tonight?

So, as I was studying for our test tomorrow, I realized that I knew basically everything. I feel really comfortable with the material. We will see how well I know my information when I actually get the test! Hopefully I do well! Good luck everyone!!!

Okay, so I was looking through the problems sets and I realized that I am really confused with a concept. How do you know if a function is continuous when it is given in a piecewise function and does not give the graph... like the following
f(x)= { x^2/x; x cannot = 0; _____________ 0; x = 0


if anyone can help...please do!

So, I think I did decent on the problem set that we handed in today. I think I'm understanding the material more now because of the problem sets, but I'm not so sure. I get a little confused with the wording of some of the questions and what the question is sometimes asking for. Hopefully with this second set of problems I will be able to fully understand the material and get a 100% on the test/quiz on Wednesday :D

Okay so this post is going to be related to math...

So today when we were talking about how to analyze functions just by using the graphs...like the example f(x) = lnx/x... i don't know why but i found it really cool. I never thought about how you could just analyze the graph of lnx and 1/x and still come up with a limit without having to do much work.

Also, I did the homework and I got stuck on 5 really random problems...some I don't know how to do and others I don't know what it's asking for and how you would know what its asking for.

So yeah, this is my thoughts about math today.

(:

So today I was doing my homework and everything was going good until I got to the last 3 problems... yeah I think I need a little help with them...

hiii everyone!
So this blog thing is pretty cool. I honestly think everyone in our class should change their blog name as "their name"'s Bling Blog. (:

Okay, now talking about math... Well, limits are cool. The stuff we learned today was pretty simple...Nothing too hard. But I guess I will know how hard it is once I do the homework... ;P