How do you find f'(-1) using the limit

Deangelo Hardy

Deangelo Hardy

Answered question

2022-04-16

How do you find f'(-1) using the limit definition given 5x2+8x+2?

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Beginner2022-04-17Added 10 answers

The limit definition implies the formula f(x)=limh0f(x+h)f(x)h.
f(x)=limh05(x+h)2+8(x+h)+2(5x2+8x+2)h
f(x)=limh05(x2+2xh+h2)+8x+8h+2+5x28x2h
f(x)=limh05x210xhh2+8x8x+22+8h+5x2h
f(x)=limh010xh+8hh
f(x)=limh0h(810x)h
f'(x)=8-10x
We can evaluate through substitution.
f'(-1)=8-10(-1)=18

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