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((1/(x+h))-(1/x))/h the limit as h -> 0 how can i go about solving this
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find a common denominator
(x+h) for the top part
x(x+h) is a common denominator for the top
\[\frac1a+\frac1b=\frac{b+a}{ab}\]
So x+(x+h)/x(x+h)
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x - (x+h) but yeah
And all of that over h right.
yep
should the limit be a number without any variables?
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