Question 5 0/1 pt D Suppose that f is a function given as f() 2 - 5' Simplify the expression f(z + h). f(s + h) Simplify the difference quotient, f (3 + h) - f(=) f(z + h) - f(=) The derivative of the function at I is the limit of the difference quotient as h approaches zero. f (=) = lim f (z + h) - f(z) h -+0 h Submit