let f(x) = sqrt(3x)
replace x with x+h to get f(x+h)
take the difference f(x) - f(x+h)
introduce the conjugate before taking limit as h--> 0
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Thanks a million! :) Think I understand it now!:D
ReplyDeleteWhat is the derivative of 1/sqrt(1-x)
ReplyDeletei really thank u, that is the best method to use. It is 100 percent correct
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