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f′(x) = lim f(x + h) − f(x) h→0h
=lim1 2 −2 h→0 h (x + h)2 x2
1 2x2 2(x+h)2 =lim2 2−2 2
h→0 h x (x+h) x (x+h) = lim 1 2x2 −2(x+h)2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2
= lim 1 2x2 −2x2 −4xh−2h2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2 = lim 1 −4xh−2h2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2 =lim −4x−2h
h→0 x2(x + h)2
= −4x − 2 ∗ 0 = −4x = −4
x2(x + 0)2 x4 x3.
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f′(x) = lim f(x + h) − f(x) h→0h
=lim1 2 −2 h→0 h (x + h)2 x2
1 2x2 2(x+h)2 =lim2 2−2 2
h→0 h x (x+h) x (x+h) = lim 1 2x2 −2(x+h)2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2
= lim 1 2x2 −2x2 −4xh−2h2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2 = lim 1 −4xh−2h2
h→0 h x2(x + h)2 =lim −4x−2h
h→0 x2(x + h)2
= −4x − 2 ∗ 0 = −4x = −4
x2(x + 0)2 x4 x3.
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