Find the limit algebraically.limh→0(f(5+h)−f(5)h) where f(x)=10x2−10x−2
Question
Find the limit algebraically.limh→0(f(5+h)−f(5)h) where f(x)=10x2−10x−2
Solution
To find the limit algebraically, we first need to substitute the function f(x) into the limit expression:
lim(h→0) [(f(5+h) - f(5))/h]
Given f(x) = 10x^2 - 10x - 2, we substitute x = 5+h and x = 5 into the function:
f(5+h) = 10(5+h)^2 - 10(5+h) - 2 = 10(25 + 10h + h^2) - 10(5+h) - 2 = 250 + 100h + 10h^2 - 50 - 10h - 2 = 10h^2 + 90h + 198
f(5) = 10(5)^2 - 10(5) - 2 = 250 - 50 - 2 = 198
Substitute f(5+h) and f(5) back into the limit expression:
lim(h→0) [(10h^2 + 90h + 198 - 198)/h] = lim(h→0) [(10h^2 + 90h)/h] = lim(h→0) [10h + 90]
As h approaches 0, the limit is 90.
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