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If lim h approaching 0 of (f(2+h)-f(2))/(h)=1 what must be true, and how do you find it? 1) lim of x approaching 2 f(x)=1 2) f is continuou at x=2 3) inverse of f(2)=1
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inverse has nothing to do with derivative or slope being 1 1) is wrong, slope = 1 NOT f(2) =1 must be 2) you can only evaluate derivative at a point if the function is continuous at that point
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