I'm having a hard time understanding what this study question is asking...
"If you can’t find instantaneous rates of change by using algebra because both the denominator and numerator will equal zero at a giving point, why can you take the derivative of a function?"
When both the denominator and numerator will equal zero at a given point then we can use L'Hopital's rule.
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