#Epsilon Delta definition of a Limit
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Yeah the first step would be to define what (lim x->c g(x) = L) means
Then see if that can imply some other facts like there exists an open interval that has certain properties…
Since it is true for every epsilon,
(greater than zero)
Then it is true for epsilon equal to L/2 because L is positive
yo thanks so much for everything your actually a god
im just going to take 10 minutes to digest everything
alright 1 final question would u be able to do this for a limit such as this cause im not sure how you would be able to make a proof for the limit
For continuous functions, you could just use direct substitution