Answer to Question #5444 in Calculus for maria pretty

Question #5444

Sir,please help me.calculate the following limit.
Lim x approaches 0"(a^2-b^2)/x"

Expert's answer

if (a^2-b^2)=const and x tends to 0 then& the limit is infinity

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