Question: We have observed that we cannot use direct substitution or the quotient law to find the limit . We can now attempt to simplify the

We have observed that we cannot use direct substitution or the quotient law to find the limit. We can now attempt to simplify the given function before evaluating the limit to see if that works.
We note that if we expand the numerator and then factor it, the resulting rational expression can be simplified as follows.
(h 7)249h
=
h2
h +4949h
=
h2
hh
=
h
h
h
=h
Note that it is valid to cancel the common factor h from the numerator and denominator because
h 0
for the values the function is evaluated at for the limit. The variable h approaches 0 but is not equal to 0.

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