Instead of y approaches zero as x approaches zero, we will
need to say y approaches L as x approaches c.
Instead of |y| < e, we
will need to write |y L| < e.
Instead of 0 < |x| < d, we
will write 0 < |x c|
< d.
The limit, as x approaches c, of y, is L.
This
is true when:
For any e > 0,
there exists a d > 0 such that
whenever 0 < | x c | < d,
we will have |
y L | < e.