Use the precise definition of a limit to prove the limit. Specify a relationship between ? and ? that guarantees the limit exists.
= 
A. ? = min; Let ? > 0 and assume 0 <
< ?. Then
=
=
= ?. That is, for any ? > 0,
< = ? whenever 0 <
< ?, provided 0 < ? ?
. Therefore,
=
.
B. ? = min; Let ? > 0 and assume 0 <
< ?. Then
=
=
= ?. That is, for any ? > 0,
= ? whenever 0 <
< ?, provided 0 < ? ?
. Therefore,
=
.
C. ? = min; Let ? > 0 and assume 0 <
< ?. Then
=
<
= ?. That is, for any ? > 0,
< ? whenever 0 <
< ?, provided 0 < ? ?
. Therefore,
=
.
D. ? = min; Let ? > 0 and assume 0 <
< ?. Then
=
<
= ?. That is, for any ? > 0,
< ? whenever 0 <
< ?, provided 0 < ? ?
. Therefore,
=
.
Answer: D
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