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Which equation represents the difference quotient of f(x) for all nonzero values of h?

Which Equation Represents The Difference Quotient Of Fx For All Nonzero Values Of H class=

Sagot :

Look at the graph thoroughly .

It passes through origin and given some points

  • (-1,1)
  • (1,-1)
  • (2,-2)
  • (-2,2)

We observe that

[tex]\\ \sf\longmapsto f(x)=-x[/tex]

Hence whatever the function be the result will be -x

Option D is correct