(a) g(x) = x² arcsin(e). (b) f(x) = [tan¯¹(3x)]²

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(c) h(0) = cos ¹(
cos ¹(√)
Transcribed Image Text:(c) h(0) = cos ¹( cos ¹(√)
(a) g(x) = x² arcsin(e*).
(b) f(x) = [tan¯¹ (3x)]²
Transcribed Image Text:(a) g(x) = x² arcsin(e*). (b) f(x) = [tan¯¹ (3x)]²
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