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The following limit represents the derivative of some function f at some point (a, f(a)). Select an appropriate f(t) and a lim(t->1) (t^2 +t -2)/(t-1)
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compare it wid the definition : derivative = \(\large \lim \limits_{t \to a}~\dfrac{f(t) - f(a)}{t-a}\)
can u find some \(a\) and \(f(t)\) that match the given limit ?
a=-1?
f(t)=t^2?
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