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3/29/2016 2:25:37 PM
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Lim (as dx ->0) f(x + dx) - f (x)/dx, f(x)= x^2 + 4x + 5. What's the value of f'(1)?
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Reply, will do later. Antiderivatives and limits are extremely sawce
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This is a basic differentiation, tho.
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Extremely *easy* sawce, however I'm sure only like 5% or less of off topic has taken calc.
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I am taking calc next year. I really don't look forward to doing stuff?
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Nope. It's easy.
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Meh. Less than 5% would be more accurate.
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it's equal to whatever 666^0+(420-415) equals
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Clever.
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[quote]it's equal to whatever 666^0+(420-1337) equals[/quote] Fixed
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[quote][quote]it's equal to whatever 666^0+(420-415) equals[/quote] Fixed[/quote]
