5(x + h)' ~Sx lim h-0 h
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First, we need to expand the expression 5(x + h)' using the definition of the derivative: 5(x + h)' = 5 lim Δx→0 (f(x + Δx) - f(x))/Δx, where f(x) = x. Show more…
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