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What is g’’(3)???????????

What is g’’(3)???????????-example-1

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Answer:

-2

Explanation:

This graph is a graph of f, that states it is equal to g'. We're graphing the first derivative, so that means g(3) is the integral of f, or the area under the curve. g'(3) is just asking for the y value that corresponds to the x value of f, because f and g' are equal.

g = ∫f

g' = f

And by extension,

g'' = f'

Because we're looking at a graph of f, finding f' is just finding the slope at f(3). Rise over run, -2 over 1, so g''(x) = f'(x) = -2

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