Let h(x) = f(g(x)). If g(5) = -3, g'(5) = –4, f(-3) =-1, and f' (-3) = -5, find h' (5). Do not include "h' (5) =" in your answer.

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Let h(x) = f(g(x)). If g(5) = –3, gʻ(5) = –4, f(-3) = -1, and f'(-3) = -5, find h' (5).
Do not include "h' (5)
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Transcribed Image Text:Let h(x) = f(g(x)). If g(5) = –3, gʻ(5) = –4, f(-3) = -1, and f'(-3) = -5, find h' (5). Do not include "h' (5) =" in your answer.
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