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if lim g(x) tends to 0 and lim f(x)/g(x) also tends to 0 what can you say about f(x) ?
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it tends to zero as well. other wise limit would be undefined
can you prove its constantly equal to 0 ?
oh no
i didn't say it was a constant, i just said it approached 0. if it approaches some other number or goes to infinity, the limit of the quotient cannot be zero
yes you are right , but i think it must be constantly 0 , otherwise it will not tend to 0 , am i right ?
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