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Use algebra to evaluate the limit attached inside :) **not sure, but to begin would I have to get rid of the radical?
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the limit!
if you make a common denominator in the numerator, what do you get?
3 ? :/
the way these typically work is that after the dust settles, you have \[\frac{h*\text{something}}{h}\]and you can cancel out the \(h\) terms and then evaluate the limit of <something>.
So you need to combine the two numerator terms into one by rationalizing and making a common denominator. Give it a try.
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okay, ermm|dw:1392071259115:dw|
which goes to this?|dw:1392071313185:dw| ? :/
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