d. Use the limit definition of the derivative, f (x) = lim f (x+h)-f(x) 1 +h)=j, to prove that VT = 6. h→0 dx

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Please use the limit definition method to prove.

d.
Use the limit definition of the derivative, f (x) = lim
f (x+h)-f(x)
1
+h)=j, to prove that VT =
6.
h→0
dx
Transcribed Image Text:d. Use the limit definition of the derivative, f (x) = lim f (x+h)-f(x) 1 +h)=j, to prove that VT = 6. h→0 dx
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