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This Demonstration presents the formal definition of the limit of a function, for in-class use by instructors. It allows the instructor to "challenge" students to find a suitable delta , first for some particular value of epsilon , and subsequently in general for an arbitrary epsilon (see [1] for an example of the intended pedagogical approach).

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This Demonstration presents the formal definition of the limit of a function, for in-class use by instructors. It allows the instructor to "challenge" students to find a suitable delta , first for some particular value of epsilon , and subsequently in general for an arbitrary epsilon (see [1] for an example of the intended pedagogical approach).

Wolfram Demonstrations Project. Published: June 22, 2020. (Based on Spring 2020 IGL Project); Haejin Lee: "The Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma".