125 arc, irc, and derivative
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The document provides an overview of key concepts related to rates of change, slopes, derivatives, and the limit definition of the derivative. These concepts include: 1) Where average and instantaneous rates of change are located on graphs and how to find them algebraically using difference quotients. 2) How the difference quotient definition relates to average and instantaneous rates of change and how taking the limit as h approaches 0 allows us to define the derivative. 3) What a derivative is and that it represents a function defining the instantaneous rate of change at any given point. 4) An example of Leibniz's notation for the derivative and the units involved in rates of change.
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