This lecture covers the concept of infinite orders of elementary functions, focusing on limits and orders of growth. The instructor explains examples and properties related to the topic, such as logarithmic functions and their comparisons.
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Covers the composition of functions, continuity, and elementary functions, explaining the concept of continuity and the construction of elementary functions.
