
Summative Test in Basic Calculus
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- Q1
What concept is most essential in calculus because other core concepts such as continuity, the derivative, and the integral are all based on it?
Rate
Tangent
Slope
Limit
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-1 - Q2
Which of the following will make limx→c f(x) and f(c) equal?
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-2 - Q3
Given the table of values of the function below, what is its limit as x approaches -1?
DNE
-1
3.9997
4
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-1 - Q4
If c is a constant, what is the limit of c as x approaches a?
a
0
x
c
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-3 - Q5
What limit law is used in the given below?
Addition Law
Identity Law
Constant Law
Power Law
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-3 - Q630sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-4
- Q730sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-4
- Q830sSTEM_BC11LCIIIa-4
- Q930sSTEM_BC11LCIIIb-1
- Q1030sSTEM_BC11LCIIIb-1
- Q11
Based on the graph of the function below, where do the discontinuities of f(x) occur?
x = 0
x = 1
x = -1
x = 1, x = -1
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIc-1 - Q12
What makes a function f(x) continuous at x = c?
I, II, and III
I and II only
I only
II and III only
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIc-1 - Q13
Given the graph below, what can you say about the function at (-1,1)?
Not Continuous
Continuous
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIc-2 - Q14
Given the graph below, what can you say about the function at x = -2?
Continuous
Not Continuous
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIc-2 - Q15
Given the graph below, what can you say about the function at x = -1?
Continuous
Not Continuous
30sSTEM_BC11LCIIIc-2