The limit
can be evaluated by factoring out constants, simplifying, applying limit properties, canceling factors, and direct substitution. The final result is
.
Here's how to evaluate
:
1. Factor out constants:
First, we can factor out any constants that don't depend on x. In this case, we can factor out
. This gives us:

2. Simplify the constant term:
The constant term
simplifies to
. Therefore, we have:

3. Direct substitution:
Now, we can try to substitute x = 3 directly into the expression. However, this results in the indeterminate form
, which is undefined.
4. Use the limit properties:
To overcome this issue, we can use the following properties of limits:
* Limit of a product: The limit of a product is the product of the limits.
* Limit of a constant: The limit of a constant is the constant itself.
Applying these properties, we have:

Now, we can focus on finding the limit of
as x approaches 3.
5. Canceling factors:
Since 0! is always equal to 1, we can simply cancel it out in the expression:

6. Direct substitution again:
Now, we can directly substitute x = 3 into the expression, which gives us:

7. Final result:
Combining the results from steps 2 and 6, we have:

Que. evaluate the following expression
