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If g(x) = 1/sqrt(9+x^(2) then lim(x rarr...

If `g(x) = 1/sqrt(9+x^(2)` then `lim_(x rarr 4) ((g(x) - g(4))/(x-4) )=`

A

4/375

B

(-4/125)

C

375/4

D

(-375/4)

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