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A look at how the formula for instantaneous rate of change was developed.
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Jennifer Updike
Very easy to comprehend explanation. Nice, logical connection from beginning to end.
September 7, 2006 
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I've been teaching for 9 years. Prior to entering the educational field I was an insurance salesman (good experience, you know you have to sell the kids nowadays) and before that I managed fast food restaurants (again, valuable experience in teaching kids).
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