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a) Use the product rule: \(y'=2[f(x)g'(x)+g(x)f'(x)]\) \(y'(4)=2[f(4)g'(4)+g(4)f'(4)]\)
From her, plug in the numbers from the question
So a is 108
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Quotient rule with part b?
right
That's 66/36 or 11/6
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Part c has been giving me some troube
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use the chain rule to find the slope of the tangent line. 2(3 f(x)) f'(x) or 6 f(4) f'(4)
so the slope is 108
Then find the y-coordinate at x = 4 3(f(4))² = 3(6)² = 108 So in point-slope form the equation of the tangent line is y - 108 = 108(x - 4)
I see...thanks!
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