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Summary AP Calculus AB+BC Unit 1: Limits and Continuity

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Complete, color-coded notes covering limits, continuity, the Squeeze Theorem, the formal (epsilon-delta) definition of a limit, types of discontinuities, and asymptotes — the foundation every other Calc unit builds on. Clean digital-handwritten format with worked examples, key formulas boxed for fast review, and color-coding that separates definitions, warnings, and worked problems so nothing gets lost. Perfect for daily class review, unit tests, or a final AP cram session.

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