#90 AP Calculus AB question attached. 37h(x)722h'(x)51090. Selected values of the increasing function h and its derivative h' are shown in the table above. If g is adifferentiable function such that h(g(x)) = x for all x, what is the value of g'(7) ?7(D)511(C)(A)(B)10101/5

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