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Given g(4)= -5, g ' (4)=2 find f ' (4) f(x)= [g(x)]^3
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Hey craw c:
\[\Large\rm f(x)=g^3(x)\]To find f'(x), we need to apply our chain rule to the right side, yah?
\[\Large\rm f'(x)=3g^2(x)\color{royalblue}{g'(x)}\]Understand how that blue term showed up?
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sorry i always have a problem with internet connection with open study but so you took the derivative for g and replace the g(x) with g ' (x)
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so is it 3(-5)^2 (2) ?
yes :)
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