calculate lim in CAS with only real numbers
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11-14-2023, 12:55 PM
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calculate lim in CAS with only real numbers
I wanted to calculate lim(sqrt(2-x),x,2) and expected the HP Prime to tell me that it doesn't exist, because while lim(sqrt(2-x),x,2,-1) exists lim(sqrt(2-x),x,2,1) does not exist.
I guess the HP Prime allows complex solutions and that's why it works out? If so, can I change the settings so that I get the behavior that I expected? How? (I unchecked Complex and Use i in the CAS settings, but that doesn't seem to have helped). |
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11-15-2023, 06:54 AM
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RE: calculate lim in CAS with only real numbers
You can't, because the first step in limit is substitution because the CAS is designed to perform computations efficiently. There are other commands that can help you, like domain here.
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