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Postgraduate entrance examination, advanced mathematics questions. How is the last step (underlined part) of proving extreme value deduced?
First of all, this thing uses the definition of limit. I suggest you take out your definition and compare it with my answer.

You should know how the high-order infinitesimal α comes from! Since its limit exists and is 0, there must be | α-0 | < C (I use c here to represent any number greater than 0), that is | α| < C, and because B is greater than 0, I take C=b/2, that is | α |.

I feel that it has been done in detail. You can ask me if you don't understand.