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Evaluating Limits Algebraically Pennant Activity

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Limit pennants 1–2: evaluate 5x − 10 as x approaches −3 and (x² + 4x + 13)/(x − 3) as x approaches 5.
First pair of pennants: problems 1–2
Limit pennants 3–4: evaluate 7x² − 6x − 3 as x approaches −1 and a rational expression as x approaches −2.
Second pair of pennants: problems 3–4
Limit pennants 5–6: evaluate 1/x + 2x + √x as x approaches 9 and x²(x + 1) + 2 as x approaches −4.
Third pair of pennants: problems 5–6
Limit pennants 7–8: evaluate (x² − 10x)/√(x + 4) as x approaches −3 and (x³ + 2x − 11)/(x + 3) at 5.
Fourth pair of pennants: problems 7–8
Limit pennants 9–10: evaluate 26 − 3x as x approaches 2 and the quotient (x⁴ − x³)/x² as x approaches −6.
Fifth pair of pennants: problems 9–10
Limit pennants 11–12: evaluate (2x² − 5x − 12)/(x − 4) as x approaches 4 and (x² + 4x − 5)/(x² − 1) at 1.
Sixth pair of pennants: problems 11–12
Limit pennants 13–14: rational expressions with quadratic numerators and denominators as x approaches −5 and 1/2.
Seventh pair of pennants: problems 13–14
Limit pennants 15–16: evaluate (x² − 2x − 15)/(x + 3) as x approaches −3 and (x² − 4x)/(x² − 3x − 4) at 4.
Eighth pair of pennants: problems 15–16
Limit pennants 17–18: evaluate (x² − 4)/(x² − 5x + 6) as x approaches 2 and (2x² − x − 3)/(x + 1) at −1.
Ninth pair of pennants: problems 17–18

Answer key included

Answer key included
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Math, Algebra

Grades

Grade 8, 9, 10

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Evaluating Limits Algebraically Pennant Activity Bring engagement and learning to your algebra classroom with this 12-page printable pennant activity. With 22 flags featuring limit evaluation problems and space for students to show their work, this resource checks all the boxes. Assign specific flags based on your students' needs and abilities. Then have students cut out their completed pennants to display their math skills for all to see. Pennants encourage a growth mindset by celebrating math success. Pair with other activities like 2D Shapes Color by Number, Area of Parallelograms Color by Number, and more available in my store. I create learning resources focused on engagement and understanding for middle and high school math students and teachers. Please visit my store Mrs. B's Secondary Math for this and other algebra activities perfect for whole group, small group, or independent practice.

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