Question

What is the limit of `x/3` as `x` approaches 6?

Answer 1

The answer is 2.

You need to use 2 limit laws to answer this question: `lim_(x->a)x=a` and the constant multiplier limit law.

`lim_(x->6)x/3=lim_(x->6)1/3*lim_(x->6)x`
`=1/3*6`
`=2`

The answer looks obvious, but make sure that you break everything down into the limit laws.