Are the following ratios equivalent 4:8 and 36:72
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By evaluating the quadratic function, we will see that the differential quotient is:
Here we have the quadratic function:
Evaluating the quadratic equation we get:
So we need to replace the x-variable by "2 + h" and "2" respectively.
Replacing the function in the differential quotient:
If we simplify that last fraction, we get:
The third option is the correct one, the differential quotient is equal to 8 + 4.
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Treat it just like and equation at first. Multiply the 10 on both sides to get rid of it, leaving you with 50 x. Then on the number line, since there is a line under it, you would make a filled in circle and an arrow pointing towards 51 and beyond