Let f(x) : 1 + 3x – 4 and let h be the inverse function of f. Notice that f(-2) = –14. h'(-14) =

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Transcribed Image Text:1 .3 Let f(æ) = °- x° + 3x – 4 and let h be the inverse function of f. Notice that f(-2) = -14. || 2 h' (–14) =
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