thank u so much doomz, im passing calc 2 with this

Your username is wrong good sir, for it is saying: that, you would first divide f(x) by h, then subtract that from f(x+h) to get f'(x), which is wrong good sir. The correct user name is: f'(x) = [f(x+h) - f(x)] / h . As we can see for this good sir, this is saying that you would have to first subtract f(x) from f(x+h) then divide it all by h. This would give you the final gradient of any point on a graph.Thank you, good sir, for reading this comment. I only wish to bring the correct knowledge to the world <3

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