1. ## Help Needed with Advanced Limits #1

I was wondering if someone could help me with the problem within the picture:

I am in dire need of a step by step explanation as I answered this as +INFINITY and was incorrect

2. Can someone at least tell me what the significance is of (p,f(p)) is a local maximum for g??
What I don't understand is how to put connect this information to the overall problem. For me this info doesn't help because I just can't picture it

3. Originally Posted by Some1Godlier
Can someone at least tell me what the significance is of (p,f(p)) is a local maximum for g??
What I don't understand is how to put connect this information to the overall problem. For me this info doesn't help because I just can't picture it
AI stll haven't figured out the connection. I was thinking to make G(x)=-x^2 + 3 but then it didn't work out

4. Originally Posted by Some1Godlier
I was wondering if someone could help me with the problem within the picture:

I am in dire need of a step by step explanation as I answered this as +INFINITY and was incorrect
The limit does not exist since the numerator for x close to p can be made as close to 3 as we like and the denominator can be made as small as one likes so the ratio of these is can be made as large as one likes.

CB