What is the derivative of f(x) =%3D22² – (x – 1)*)*O2 (2 - (2 – 1)°) (-3=² + 8z – 3)O2 (2² – (2 – 1)°) (-3² – 8a – 3)2 (2²- (- 1)*)(-3x28x - 3)O2 (x² – (x – 1)*) (-3x² + 4x – 3)O2 (22 - (2 – 1)°) (-32² – 4z – 3)4x – 3)|

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