Mathematics, 13.02.2022 14:50 jennyrr9021

Lim x²+3=4 x⇒-1
Let epsilon(ε) be 1/2

Prove using epsilon-delta definition of limits

Use ∀ε>0 Εδ>0 s. t ║x²+3=4║<ε if ║x+1║<δ

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Lim x²+3=4 x⇒-1
Let epsilon(ε) be 1/2

Prove using epsilon-delta definition of limi...