Given f(-6) =-3, f'(-6) = 2, g(-6) = 11, and g'(- 6) = 16, find the value of h'(-6) based on the function below. h(x)= f(x) —— g(x) Answer: h'(-6) = ??

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Given f(-6) =-3, f'(-6) = 2, g(-6) = 11, and g'(- 6) = 16, find the value of h'(-6) based on the function below.

h(x)= f(x)
——
g(x)

Answer:
h'(-6) = ??

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Answer: i'm looking for the answer to this question too, srry for answering

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