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These problems involve the so-called "limit laws." Mind looking those up? Here's an example: "Find the limit (as x approaches c) of 4f(x)." The relevant limit law states that "the limit as x approaches c of Df(x) IS D*the limit as x approaches c of f(X)." In other words, merely move the constant coefficient D outside of the limit, find the limit, then muliply that limit by D. Since lim f(x) as x approaches c is given, and is 3/2, the lim of 4f(x) as s approaches c is 4(3/2) =6.
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