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f*(a)=lim as h->0 ([f(a+h)]^2-[f(a)]^2)/h express it in terms of f'(a)
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yes this is the way the problem is set up. f*(a)=lim as h->0 ([f(a+h)]^2-[f(a)]^2)/h We were asked to express it in terms of f'(a) =lim h->0 (f(a+h)-f(a))/h
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