Mathematics, 09.01.2022 01:00 jay3676

Which equation represents the difference quotient of f(x) for all nonzero values of h? StartFraction f (x + h) minus f (x) Over h EndFraction = 0 StartFraction f (x + h) minus f (x) Over h EndFraction = negative 1 StartFraction f (x + h) minus f (x) Over h EndFraction = negative h StartFraction f (x + h) minus f (x) Over h EndFraction = negative x

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