V0 FU 23 THE DERIVATIVE Find the derivatives in Problems 56-61 algeb ns 45-50, h-8 57. f(x)= x 10 56. f(x) = 5x at x h +h)-1 59. f(x) = » = +1 at 1 =-1 58. g(t) h 4+h+2 in nu 61. g(z) z 2 60. g(x)= 1/x at x For Problems 62-65, find the equation of the the function at the given point. (1) by substitut- nd f'(1) exactly. x2x+1 63. f(x)= 62. f(x) 5x at x 10 x+1 65. f(x) = 64. f(x) = x at x 20

V0 FU 23 THE DERIVATIVE Find the derivatives in Problems 56-61 algeb ns 45-50, h-8 57. f(x)= x 10 56. f(x) = 5x at x h +h)-1 59. f(x) = » = +1 at 1 =-1 58. g(t) h 4+h+2 in nu 61. g(z) z 2 60. g(x)= 1/x at x For Problems 62-65, find the equation of the the function at the given point. (1) by substitut- nd f'(1) exactly. x2x+1 63. f(x)= 62. f(x) 5x at x 10 x+1 65. f(x) = 64. f(x) = x at x 20

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Problem 1RCC: (a) What is a function? What are its domain and range? (b) What is the graph of a function? (c) How...

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