Given f(x) = 2√. Which of the followings is the limit definition of the derivative f'(z). Select one: O b. O d. lim 11-0 lim lim h→0 lim h→0 lim A-0 2√5-2√√2+ h h 2√2+h-2√√ h 2√x+h-2√√ h √I+h-√I h 2√x+h-2√√ h
Given f(x) = 2√. Which of the followings is the limit definition of the derivative f'(z). Select one: O b. O d. lim 11-0 lim lim h→0 lim h→0 lim A-0 2√5-2√√2+ h h 2√2+h-2√√ h 2√x+h-2√√ h √I+h-√I h 2√x+h-2√√ h
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