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it's just like the rate of change of the function close to that point.\[\frac{\Delta y}{\Delta x }=\frac{f(1.004)-f(1)}{1.004 - 1}\]
there's an extra zero placed there, but you get the point...
So is E the answer?
yes it certainly seems so
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I somehow got E, but I don't remember how and it wasn't the same method, it was some weird circly method and now it's bothering me.
\[\frac{f(1.04)-f(1)}{1.04 - 1}\]\[= \frac{10.96-10}{0.04}\]\[=\frac{0.96}{0.04}= 24\]
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