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I don't know if the first one is zero or not. Not much work is needed

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(i) The two curves intersect at $(-5,0)$. This is the intersection point in the left hand side which has the zero $y$-value. It means that $(-5)=f(-5)=0$.Since both these functions are continuous the first limit should be zero.

(ii) Both functions are positive near zero, so the limit will also be positive.

The answer for the first question is zero, the answer for the second question is positive.

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So both answers are positive?
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  No, the answer for the first question is "zero", the answer for the second question is "positive".

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