SOLUTION: I believe this the right category. I was working on my calculus homework online and this question really stumped me.
Find
f(a), f(a + h),
and the difference quotient
f(a +
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Find
f(a), f(a + h),
and the difference quotient
f(a +
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Question 895964: I believe this the right category. I was working on my calculus homework online and this question really stumped me.
Find
f(a), f(a + h),
and the difference quotient
f(a + h) − f(a)/h
,
where
h ≠ 0.
f(x)=4/x+9
The last step is to divide all of that by 'h'. Put another way, we multiply all of that by . This is because dividing is the same as multiplying by the reciprocal.
Multiply both sides by
We have these common 'h' terms (in top and bottom)
which divide to 1 and cancel out (they go away)
which is the final answer. You could expand out the denominator, but that makes things messier than they have to be.