can someone help me and explain how you got the answer

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l33 · Answer

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KnoxxyBoy · Answer

keep in mind that we cannot give you direct answers...

l33 · Answer

@knoxxyboy wrote:

keep in mind that we cannot give you direct answers...

not surprising but thanks for the heads up

KnoxxyBoy · Answer

then don't give a direct answer... just explain it in a way that they can figure it out for themsleves

Graysonunderwoods · Answer

i tried to math the math my math wasnt mathing good enough for me,i mena if it was on paper i could do it,but i dont think i can rn give me abit dm me around 5 to remind me to do it

Lui0210 · Answer

It gave you that h(x) is just f(x) / g(x)

h'(x) would just be the derivative of fraction f(x) /g(x), so you would use the quotient rule:

h'(x) = [f'(x)g(x) - f(x) g'(x)] / (g(x)) ^2
You are given the values when x=0, so just plug them in:

h'(0) = [(-8)(-7) - (8)(6)] / (-7)^2

Simplify and you should get the correct answer

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