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Difference quotient
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Calculus
Derivative
2026-09-29
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A
difference quotient
divides
a
finite change in
a
function
by the corresponding change in its argument. Its limit, when it exists, is the
derivative
.
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Difference quotient
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The
difference quotient
is
a
formula
used in
calculus
to find the
average
rate of change of
a
function
over an interval. It is particularly important in the
context
of defining the
derivative
of
a
function
.
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