77. Show that if f is a quadratic polynomial, then the SDQ at x = a (for any h + 0) is equal to f'(a). Explain the graphical meaning of this result.

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Show that if f is a quadratic polynomial, then the SDQ at x = a (for any h + 0) is equal to
f'(a). Explain the graphical meaning of this result.
Transcribed Image Text:77. Show that if f is a quadratic polynomial, then the SDQ at x = a (for any h + 0) is equal to f'(a). Explain the graphical meaning of this result.
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