.
Introduce z =
. Then the given fraction takes the form
fraction =
. (1)
The polynomial
has the root z=1 and therefore is divided by (z-1) without a remainder.
The factoring formula is
=
. (2)
Similarly, the polynomial
has the root z=1 and therefore is divided by (z-1) without a remainder.
The factoring formula is
=
. (3)
If you substitute (2) and (3) into (1), you will get after canceling (z-1)
fraction =
(4)
It is still not a safe situation, since both polynomials in numerator and denominator of (4) have z= 1 as a root.
So, we need divide each of (2) and (3) by (z-1) one more time. If you do it, you will get
=
, (5)
=
. (6)
Hence, when you substitute (5) and (6) into (4) and cancel the common factor (z-1) again, you will get
fraction =
(7)
Now you can safely find the limit of (7) at z ---> 1 simply substituting z = 1 into its numerator and denominator. You will get
fraction limit at z --> 1 is equal to =
(8)
Easy summation of arithmetic progressions gives Numerator =
= 136, Denominator =
= 120.
Hence the answer is: The given fraction limit at x ---> 0 is
=
.