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Calculus with Vector Functions

In this part we need to talk concisely on derivatives, limits and integrals of vector functions. Like you will see, these behave in a quite predictable manner.  We will be doing all of the work in R3 but we can naturally extend the formulas or work in this section to Rn space).

Let us start with limits. 

Now here is the limit of a vector function.

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