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- A function q has q(2) = 7, q'(2) = -3, q(5) = 1 and q'(5) = 4.\left.\dfrac{dq}{dx}\right\vert_{x = 5}\dfrac{d}{dx}\big[q(5)\big]\left.\dfrac{d}{dx}\big[q(x) - q(2)\big]\right\vert_{x = 5}q'(2) = -3
- x y -2 -1 1 3 2 6 y = f
- The figure shows the graph of f' for a function f that is continuous on [0, 8], with f(0) = 3.
- x y -1 1 2 3 5 -4 4 y = f'
- After a storm, Mason reads the water level $W
- Andre's GPS logs his altitude A, in meters, at a few distances x, in kilometers, along a mountain trail.
- A function f is defined for every x ≠ 0, and $f'
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