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Limits – Limits at Infinity, Squeeze Theorem, Continuity Intro

Maths Higher · Grade 11 · Week 34 · 25 questions

Limits is a central Grade 11 mathematics chapter covering Limits at Infinity, Squeeze Theorem, and Continuity Intro. Speed and accuracy here translate directly into better JEE-level problem solving.

What you'll practise

  • Review the essentials of Limits: Limits at Infinity, Squeeze Theorem and Continuity Intro
  • Practise exam-style questions on Limits
  • Build confidence with NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Limits – Limits at Infinity, Squeeze Theorem, Continuity Intro quiz

Grade 11 Maths Higher — Limits – Limits at Infinity, Squeeze Theorem, Continuity Intro: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.

  1. Limits question 1: Evaluate the limit
  2. Limits question 2: Evaluate the limit
  3. Limits question 3: Evaluate the limit
  4. Limits question 4: Evaluate the limit
  5. Limits question 5: Evaluate the limit
  6. Limits question 6: Evaluate the limit
  7. Limits question 7: Evaluate the limit
  8. Limits question 8: Evaluate the limit
  9. Limits question 9: Evaluate the limit
  10. Limits question 10: Evaluate the limit
  11. Limits question 11: Evaluate the limit
  12. Limits question 12: Evaluate the limit
  13. Limits question 13: Evaluate the limit
  14. Limits question 14: Evaluate the limit
  15. Limits question 15: Evaluate the limit
  16. Limits question 16: Evaluate the limit
  17. Limits question 17: Evaluate the limit
  18. Limits question 18: Evaluate the limit
  19. Limits question 19: Evaluate the limit
  20. Limits question 20: Evaluate the limit
  21. Limits question 21: Evaluate the limit
  22. Limits question 22: Evaluate the limit
  23. Limits question 23: Evaluate the limit
  24. Limits question 24: Evaluate the limit
  25. Limits question 25: Evaluate the limit
Question 1 of 250 correct so far

Limits question 1: Evaluate the limit

Week 33: Limits – Standard Results (lim sin x/x, lim (1+1/n)^n, L'Hôpital intro)Week 35: Derivatives – First Principles, Derivative as Rate of Change