If h(z) = sin (z) + sin(z°), find h'(z).a. 6s in (z)cos(z) + 6z°cos(z°)Ob.6cos (z)sin(z) + 6z°sin(z°)Oc 6sin (z)cos(z) – 6z°cos(z°)O d.6sin (z)cos(z) – 6z°cos(z°)

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If h(z) = sin (z) + sin(z°), find h'(z). a. 6s in (z)cos(z) +6z°cos(z°) Ob.6cos (z)sin(z) + 6z°sin(z°) Oc 6sin (z)cos(z) – 6z°cos(z°) O d.6sin (z)cos(z) – 6z°cos(z°)