Let/ be the continuous function defined on x € (-1,8]whose graph, consisting of two line segments, is shownat the right. Let g, h, and p be the functions defined byg(x)=√x-x+4, h(x) = 5e-9 sin x andp(x) = -a. The function k is defined by k(x) = f(x) g(x).Find K'(0). Simplify your answer completely.Graph ofb. The function is defined by m(x) = Find m'(0). Simplify your answer2(x)completely.c. Find the value of x for-1

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Let/ be the continuous function defined on x € (-1,8] whose graph, consisting of two line segments, is shown at the right. Let g, h, and p be the functions defined by g(x)=√x-x+4, h(x) = 5e-9 sinx and p(x) = -² a. The function k is defined by k(x)=f(x) g(x). Find K'(0). Simplify your answer completely. Graph of A b. The function is defined by m(x) Find m'(0). Simplify your answer a 2(X) completely. e. Find the value of x for-1 < x < 2 such that f'(x)=p'(x).

Let/ be the continuous function defined on x € (-1,8] whose graph, consisting of two line segments, is shown at the right. Let g, h, and p be the functions defined by g(x)=√x-x+4, h(x) = 5e-9 sinx and p(x) = -² a. The function k is defined by k(x)=f(x) g(x). Find K'(0). Simplify your answer completely. Graph of A b. The function is defined by m(x) Find m'(0). Simplify your answer a 2(X) completely. e. Find the value of x for-1 < x < 2 such that f'(x)=p'(x).

Calculus For The Life Sciences

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Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

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Chapter3: The Derivative

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