(A)(B)f(-1)-f(-2)(-1)-(-2)3f(-2+h)-f(-2)h2 = 1In parts (A)-(C), find the indicated quantity for y=f(x) = 4x².

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(A) (B) f(-1)-f(-2) (-1)-(-2) QIn parts (A)-(C), find the indicated quantity for y=f(x)=4-x². = 3 f(-2+h)-f(-2) = f h ...