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Theorem: Suppose that

lim as z-->z0 of f(z)=w0 and
lim as z-->z0 of F(z)=W0

then

lim as z-->z0 of [f(z)+F(z)]=w0 + W0,
lim as z-->z0 of [f(z)F(z)]=w0*W0 and

if W0 can not equal 0, then

lim as z-->z0 of f(z)/F(z)=w0/W0.

Find lim as z--> i of ((iz^3)-1) / (z+i).

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Well, if you take
f(z) = iz^3 - 1
F(z) = z + i

then lim (iz^3 - 1)/(z+i) as z goes to i is lim f(z)/F(z).
Now, if we can find the limits as z->i ...

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