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i need to find the difference quotient of the function (sqrt(x-3)/x)! any suggestions???
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is that a factorial?
Yes, it is. Here is how to solve it: You see, what you have is f(x). The difference quotient is: lim as h->0 of f(x+h)-f(x)/h So we have: lim as h->0 of ((sqrt(x+h-3))/x)!-(sqrt(x-3)/x)!)/h. Take it from here and keep breaking it down. You will get it. Sean http://www.tutorsean.net
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