Consider the limit based definition for the derivative of a given function at a point. Suppose f is the particular function defined as f(x) = cos(3x²+5). Based on the limit definition, what is the specific limit expression that defines f'(a) at the point a? (You do not have to try calculating this limit, nor find an equation for its derivative as part of this problem.)

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