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What would be the difference quotient,f(x+h)-f(x)/h , for the given function? (f(x) = a, where x is the variable, h is the change in the variable, and a is a constant.)
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That is not what the ? is asking. The ? is asking about how to get the quotient function, not the composite as you solved for.
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