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F(x) = 4+x²; f'(-5), f'(0), f'(4)
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F(x) = 4+x²; f'(-5), f'(0), f'(4)

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Answer:

f(-5) = 29

f(0) = 4

f(4) = 20

Explanation:

replace the value of the x's of the function with -5, 0 and 4

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