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What is the Instantaneous Rate of Change at X=2 for the Function F(x) = 4/(x-1)?
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What is the Instantaneous Rate of Change at X=2 for the Function F(x) = 4/(x-1)?
which becomes \frac{h}{1+h} all over h right??- wearingthin
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What is the Instantaneous Rate of Change at X=2 for the Function F(x) = 4/(x-1)?
and then \frac{4(1)}{(1+h)1} - \frac{4(1+4)}{1(1+h)} still all over h- wearingthin
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What is the Instantaneous Rate of Change at X=2 for the Function F(x) = 4/(x-1)?
\frac{4}{(2+h)-1} - \frac{4}{2-1} all over h is how i set it up originally- wearingthin
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What is the Instantaneous Rate of Change at X=2 for the Function F(x) = 4/(x-1)?
Homework Statement Find the irc at X=2 F(x) = \frac{4}{x-1} Homework Equations \stackrel{lim}{h\rightarrow0}\frac{F(a+h)-F(a)}{h} The Attempt at a Solution I end up with \frac{4}{h+h^{2}} or some other form of an h on the bottom. Is there something else i can do to it??- wearingthin
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