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Suppose that f'(c) = 0 where f is a differentiable function. Then, the rate at which f changes at x=c is A) infinity B) 0 C) f(c) D) c
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0 Since every time you substitute with x will get zero
Well... to find the rate at which the function changes, we differentiate it. Now if we want to know at what rate the function is changing we evaluate it at a number, c. They gave us. f'(c) = 0
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