SOLUTION: My apologies if this is not posted in the right category, but I am stumped by this problem.
Given g(x) = 6/x+4, evaluate and simplify: g(-5+h) - g(-5) / h
I know the basic f
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Given g(x) = 6/x+4, evaluate and simplify: g(-5+h) - g(-5) / h
I know the basic f
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Question 1142498: My apologies if this is not posted in the right category, but I am stumped by this problem.
Given g(x) = 6/x+4, evaluate and simplify: g(-5+h) - g(-5) / h
I know the basic formula for a derivative for binomial or polynomials, but easily confused when fractions are involved.
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Please check that you have written your equations correctly. For example, recall that 6/x+4 is equal to (6/x)+4. Similarly g(-5+h) - g(-5) / h is the same as g(-5+h) - (g(-5)/h).
It is not the tutor's job to correct these things.
