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my teacher want us to find the derivative of this problem using the limit rule, but I get lose using the limit rule: square root of x+3. in other words (x+3)^(1/2)
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@marinesrock
@marigirl can u answer my question when u have the chance
how far did you get ?
I wrote the setup, but when it comes to cancelling things I get lost and end up with the wrong answer
can you post your setup?
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conjugates are useful for this
@helder_edwin can u answer my question please
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