Chapter 2: Q. 14 (page 165)
Consider again the graph of g(x) at the right. Label each of the following quantities to illustrate that
(a) the locations c, z, g(c), and g(z)
(b) the distances z − c and g(z) − g(c)
(c) the slopes and
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Chapter 2: Q. 14 (page 165)
Consider again the graph of g(x) at the right. Label each of the following quantities to illustrate that
(a) the locations c, z, g(c), and g(z)
(b) the distances z − c and g(z) − g(c)
(c) the slopes and

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