Mm1 2 10c Example 1

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the gradient of that line so the gradient of our tangent line is going to be wide to subtract y1 over x2 subtract X For the graph on the grid below approximate the instantaneous rate of change at x equals

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• For the graph on the grid below approximate the instantaneous rate of change at x equals
• In this video we're going to use long division to divide the polomial x^
• the gradient of that line so the gradient of our tangent line is going to be wide to subtract y1 over x2 subtract X

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