If h(x) = and f(1) =2, f(1) =3. g (1)=-3, g'(1) = -2, compute h'(1) f (x) g(x) B h'(1) -- 54 54 h'(1)=- h'(1) = -- 5 (D) None of the other choices. 19
If h(x) = and f(1) =2, f(1) =3. g (1)=-3, g'(1) = -2, compute h'(1) f (x) g(x) B h'(1) -- 54 54 h'(1)=- h'(1) = -- 5 (D) None of the other choices. 19
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