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Compute the indicated derivative q(p)=1.2/p+3.8; q’(2)
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Compute the indicated derivative q(p)=1.2/p+3.8; q’(2)

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Answer: -0.3

Explanation:

the derivative of q(p) is

q'(p) = -6/(5(p^2))

q'(2) = -6/(5(2^2)) = -0.3

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