Don’t miss out on one of the top 5 theorems in calculus.

Learning to apply the Intermediate Value Theorem is essential for calculus students. In this short but effective lesson, students will gain a rudimentary understanding of the IVT.

Both print and digital editions are available. Use them in your class and/or with online learning. All students benefit!

Topics covered in this lesson are:

· What is the Intermediate Value Theorem?

· Conditions for using the Intermediate Value Theorem.

· Finding roots using the Intermediate Value Theorem.

This student friendly program breaks up Calculus into small bites that students can easily digest. Through reading and guided practice, students will gain the knowledge to complete the activity sheet at the end of the lesson. Comic figures emphasize points about limits throughout the lesson to keep students interested and motivated.

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Watch for All Ten Lessons in this Limit Series:

• What is a Limit? Understanding Basic Limits Graphically

• When a Limit Does Not Exist: Numeric and Graphic Understanding

• Limit Laws

• Determining Limits by Using Substitution and Factoring

• Limit Tricks: Rationalizing a Numerator and Complex Fractions

• One-Sided Limits

• Squeeze Theorem

• Types of Discontinuities

• Continuity

• Intermediate Value Theorem