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assuming that the function f is differentiable and satisfies f(5)=8 and f'(5)=-3 use the linear approximation to estimate f(4.8)
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the line looks like \[y-8=-3(x-5)\]
\(f(4,8)\) makes no sense to me, but perhaps it is \(f(4.8)\) in which case replace \(x\) by \(4.8\) in the above line and find \(y\)
yes it is (4.8) sorry
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