G of zero is also zero. And that makes sense that the limit and the actual value of the function at that point is the same because it's continuous. So this also is zero. But now we're in a strange situation. We have to take four and divide it by zero. So this limit will not exist because we can't take four and divide it by zero. So even though the limit of h of x is x equals, as x approaches zero exists, and the limit of g of x as x approaches zero exists, we can't divide four by zero.