Question: Suppose we wish to give an ε - δ proof that We begin by writing x + 6 / x4 - 4x3 + x2 +

Suppose we wish to give an ε - δ proof that
Suppose we wish to give an ε - δ proof

We begin by writing
x + 6 / x4 - 4x3 + x2 + x + 6 + 1
In the form (x - 3) g(x).
(a) Determine g(X).
(b) Could we choose δ = min (1/ ε/n) for some n? Explain.
(c) It we choose δ = min(1 / 4, ε/m), what is the smallest integer m that we could use?

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