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suppose f'(8)=9 and g'(8)=6 find h'(8) where h(x)=5f(x)+4g(x)+3 How do I solve this? I thought I just replaced f(x) with 9 and g(x) with 6.
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figured it out f'(x) = d/dx[5f(x)]+d/dx[4g(x)]+ d/dx[3] f'(x) = 5d/dx[f(x)] + 4d/dx[g(x)]+d/dx[3] =5 f'(x) + 4 g'(x) + d/dx [3] h'(x) = 5 f'(x) + 4 g'(x) h'(8) = 5(9) + 4(6)= 69
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