○○○ 5.1.3 Rules ⪢⪢
Suppose that ⎾f(x)⏐x→a⏌= L and ⎾g(x)⏐x→a⏌= M. Then the following rules apply.
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Sum Rule ⎾f(x)+g(x)⏐x→a⏌= L+M
❷ Product Rule ⎾f(x)·g(x)⏐x→a⏌= L·M
❸ Quotient Rule ⎾f(x)/g(x)⏐x→a⏌= L/M, provided that M≠0.
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○○○ measure ⪢⪢
Tired of the constant danger that the cat presented, one of the mice decided to
summon a general counsel so that all the mice could debate what _____s they could take to outwit their common enemy the cat.
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○○○ Paris ⪢⪢
The ghost of revolution still prowls the Paris streets.
Down all the restless centuries it wanders incomplete.
It speaks inside the cheap red wine of Cafe
summer nights.
Its red and amber voices call the cars at traffic lights. #song #lyrics
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○○○ economy ⪢⪢
An economy is simply the
sum of transactions that make it up and a transaction is a very simple thing. You make transactions all the time. Every time you buy something, you create a transaction.
#economy
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○○○ 5.2.4 Rules ⪢⪢
Sum rule. If f and g are continuous at c then f+g is continuous at c.┆Product rule. If f and g are continuous at c then f·g is continuous at c.┆Reciprocal rule. If f is continuous at c and f(c) is not 0 then 1/f is continuous at c.
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• God's of Sumer
Anu, Enlil, Enki, Inanna, Ninhursag, Utu, Shamash, Nanna, Sin, Ereshkigal, Ninurta
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