Use the definition f' (c) = lim,0 f(c+h)-f(c) to find the derivative. h f' (2) if ƒ (x) = 3 x+2 O -3/8 3/16 -3/16

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Use the definition f' (c) = lim,0
f(c+h)-f(c)
to find the derivative.
h→0
h
3
f' (2) if ƒ (x)
x+2
O -3/8
O 3
O 3/16
O -3/16
Transcribed Image Text:Quiz: Section 1.6-1.8 Quiz 0o S21 MATH 2110 - 13 - Edfinity x M (no subject) - bryanmenjivar01 X + calstatela.instructure.com/courses/57594/quizzes/206515/take Use the definition f' (c) = lim,0 f(c+h)-f(c) to find the derivative. h→0 h 3 f' (2) if ƒ (x) x+2 O -3/8 O 3 O 3/16 O -3/16
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