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Given the function f(x)=x²−2x, which of the following is the correct limit definition of f′(2)?

Given the function f(x)=x²−2x, which of the following is the correct limit definition of f′(2)?
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Given the function f(x)=x²−2x, which of the following is the correct limit definition of f′(2)?

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f(2) = (2)^2 - 2(2)
f(2) = 0
I don’t know what limit definition is, but you should know. I just solved for you.
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