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Understanding the Limit Notation: Is f(rh,h) the Same as f(r+h)-f(h)?
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[QUOTE="KUphysstudent, post: 6068466, member: 573120"] Lim[SUB]h→0[SUP]+[/SUP][/SUB] (f(rh,h))/h Is the f(rh,h) part the same as f(r+h)-f(h)? I have never seen this before and googling for a long time didn't help, there are no videos with this notation and it's not in my book so, am I just to assume it is? because it doesn't look like it should be the same. Anyone know what f(rh,h) means? :) [/QUOTE]
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