Chapter 1: Q. 12 (page 148)
Describe in terms of large and small numbers why it makes intuitive sense that limits of the form (a)(b)must equal 0.
Short Answer
(a)and the number is small.
(b)and the number is small.
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Chapter 1: Q. 12 (page 148)
Describe in terms of large and small numbers why it makes intuitive sense that limits of the form (a)(b)must equal 0.
(a)and the number is small.
(b)and the number is small.
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