SOMEONE PLEASE HELP!!! Find and simplify the difference quotient f(x + h) − f(x)/h for the following function. (Hint: Rationalize the numerator.) f(x) = 8 square root of x
this is due by midnight please help!
are you sure its f(x+h) - f(x)/h? just checking.
yep thats the exact equation
do you have answer choices? cause there really isnt much you can do with this
unfortunantly i dont:( i cant find how to do this problem anywhere
if it helps, its supposed to look like f(x)=\[8\sqrt{x}\]
What do you mean?
i wrote f(x)= 8 square root of x, and im just showing it how it actually looks which is \[8\sqrt{x}\]
Oh ok. Well the best that I can give you is this\[\frac{ 8h \sqrt{x+h} -8\sqrt{x} }{ h }\]
Sorry. I really dont see another way for it to be simplified
\[\frac{ 8\sqrt{x+h} -8\sqrt{x}}{ h }\] now multiply by the conjugate
what is the conjugate?
\\[\frac{ 8\sqrt{x+h}-8\sqrt{x} }{ h }\times \frac{ 8\sqrt{x+h}+8\sqrt{x} }{ 8\sqrt{x+h}+8\sqrt{x} }\]
so then what would i do next
\[\frac{ (8\sqrt{x+h)}^2-(8\sqrt{x} ^2}{ h(8\sqrt{x+h}+8\sqrt{x} }\] so what happens when u square a square root ?
it cancels the square root?
yup so what would u be left with
8x^2+16xh+8h^2-8x^2
|dw:1379217160049:dw| theres your answer
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