Lecture

Limites en un point: définition et exemples

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This lecture introduces the concept of limits at a point, defining blunt and spike neighborhoods, and providing examples of functions defined on neighborhoods. It explores the notion of perfect image and the behavior of functions towards a point. The instructor illustrates the topic with analytical and graphic examples, emphasizing the importance of understanding limits in calculus.

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