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If g'(3)=8 and h'(-3)=6, find f'(-3) for f(x)=-3g(x)-2h(x)+3
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If g'(3)=8 and h'(-3)=6, find f'(-3) for f(x)=-3g(x)-2h(x)+3
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Given
f(x)= -3g(x) -2h(x) + 3, find the derivative, f '(x):
f '(x) = -2g '(x) - 2h '(x)
Substituting the given values for g '(3) and h '(3):
f '(x) = -2(8) - 2(6) = -16 - 12 = -28 (answer)
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