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Find the derivative of V= 1000 ( 1- t/60 ) ^2 using limits
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shappy, go for it!
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\[\lim_{h \rightarrow 0}\frac{1000(1-\frac{t+h}{60})^2-1000(1-\frac{t}{60})^2}{h}\]
This is righthand derivative
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yea i got this part too.. but then I messed up the other steps
Left hand derivative is\[\lim_{h \rightarrow 0}\frac{1000(1-t/60)^2-1000(1-\frac{t-h}{60})^2}{}\]
I am using the right hand derivative i expanded it..but then got 0 as my final answer so dont know what is wrong
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