Homework Help: MATH - Calculus (2)

Posted by Raf on Sunday, September 11, 2011 at 1:54pm.

if lim f(x) = a^3
x->a

and if lim g(x) = a^2
x->a

calculate the following limit:

lim f(x)*(x-a)/(x^3-a^3)*g(x) =
x->a

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