Let S-6x2 + 6z for z <0, 6x2-2 f(x) = for z >0. According to the alternate form of the definition of the derivative, to compute f'(0), we need to compute the left-hand limit lim which is and the right-hand limit
Let S-6x2 + 6z for z <0, 6x2-2 f(x) = for z >0. According to the alternate form of the definition of the derivative, to compute f'(0), we need to compute the left-hand limit lim which is and the right-hand limit
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Chapter3: The Derivative
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