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the average athelete couldn't even pass a college calculus class 101 give them a problem involving the limit as epsilon approaches zero and they'd think you were talking about directions about a map in greece that went to a frat party



Uh mate, not that I'm questioning your mathematics skill, but there is NO epsilon in limits. It's either x or theta. And the correct tehnical term to use is " as theta(or x) TENDS to 0, not approaches

and you also need to mention if theta(or x) tends to zero from the left or right