Question

The rate of change of a function occurring as a limit approaches zero is called

Answer 1

Answer:

The rate of change of function occurring as limit approaches zero  is called as Derivative.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

The rate of change of function occurring as limit approaches zero

Solution:

Consider,  rate of change using limits is give by,

f'(a)=limit[ f(t)-f(a)/(t-a)]  as t tends to zero.

and it not possible to calculate t that last for zero seconds.

So this concept of Instantaneous rate of change and limit approaches zero is called as Derivative.