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3 years ago

Find the point, (c,f(

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wel3 years ago

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I hope this helps you

f'(x)=2x

x=0 f'(0)=2.0=0

x=1 f'(1)=2.1=2

x=2 f'(2)=2.2=4

x=3 f'(3)= 2.3=6

x=4 f'(4)= 2.4=8

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