Given f(x) = x² + Va, then f(4+ h) – f(4) - a) lim h>0 h f(æ) – f(1) x – 1 b) lim Note: write either decimal numbers or fractions in the form a/b.

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Chapter3: Polynomial And Rational Functions
Section3.6: Rational Functions
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Given f(x) = x² + VT, then
f(4 + h) – f(4)
a) lim
h
f(x) – f(1)
b) lim
х — 1
Note: write either decimal numbers or fractions in the form a/b.
Transcribed Image Text:Given f(x) = x² + VT, then f(4 + h) – f(4) a) lim h f(x) – f(1) b) lim х — 1 Note: write either decimal numbers or fractions in the form a/b.
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