The product rule states:
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The Product Rule If f and g are differentiable at x
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By the definition of the derivative

By the definition of the derivative

f is differentiable at x and therefore continuous at x.
Hence
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The limit of a constant is the value of the constant. As there is no h
in g(x), we can treat g(x) as a constant
when finding its limit as h tends to zero. So
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Using each of the above facts we then obtain:
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which is the product rule.