Please answer quickly - limFor f(z) = 20, find using the definition,AylimAz-0 Arf(z+Az) – f(z)= limdydxAz-0Az(a) First, evaluate Ay = f(x +Ax) – f(x) and express it in the form Ay = L(x, Ax) · Ax. Use dz to represent Az.Ay =AzAydy-= limdrAz-40 Az:(b) Using the L(x, Az) Az above, find the simplified derivativeAydyAz-40 Az

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For f(z) = 20, find using the definition, f(z+ Az) - f(z) = lim Az0 Ay dy = lim Az0 Ar da Az (a) First, evaluate Ay = f(x +Az) – f(z) and express it in the form Ay = L(x,Ax) · Ax. Use dz to represent Az. Ay = Ar dy -= lim Ay (b) Using the L(x,Az) Az above, find the simplified derivative da Az0 Az' dy Ay = lim Az0 Az

For f(z) = 20, find using the definition, f(z+ Az) - f(z) = lim Az0 Ay dy = lim Az0 Ar da Az (a) First, evaluate Ay = f(x +Az) – f(z) and express it in the form Ay = L(x,Ax) · Ax. Use dz to represent Az. Ay = Ar dy -= lim Ay (b) Using the L(x,Az) Az above, find the simplified derivative da Az0 Az' dy Ay = lim Az0 Az

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Section3.3: More On Functions; Piecewise-defined Functions

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