Lecture

Periodic Functions: Limits and Compositions

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Description

This lecture covers the concepts of periodic functions, functions defined by pieces, and limits of functions at a point. It also explores the composition of functions, with examples illustrating the properties of even and odd functions. The instructor discusses the properties of hyperbolic functions and their algebraic operations, as well as the periodicity of functions and their compositions.

Instructor

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