Let's do a derivative "in reverse!" That is, instead of handing you a function f(r) and asking you tocompute f'(r), let's start with the derivative and ask you to figure out which function was differentiated.To this end, suppose we have f'(x) = 1 + 2x + cos r – a-2. Which, if any, of the following functions could equal the originalf(r)?(a) f(r) could equal 2 – sin r + 2r-3(b) f(x) could equal rz +x? – sin r +x+ 13(c) f(x) could equal nr + x + sin r + 2x+ v?(d) f(x) could equal nr +x? + sin z +x+ VT7 +2+!-1(e) None of the above

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Let's do a derivative "in reverse!" That is, instead of handing you a function f(z) and asking you to compute f'(z), let's start with the derivative and ask you to figure out which function was differentiated. To this end, suppose we have f'(z) = r + 2r + cos z – 1-2. Which, if any, of the following functions could equal the original f(z)? (a) f(z) could equal 2 – sin z + 2r-3 (b) f(x) could equal 7z + x² – sin z +r+ 13 (c) f(z) could equal az + x² + sin z + 2r¬³+ v? Vī7 +2+! (d) f(x) could equal xx + x² + sin z +x=1+ /17 (e) None of the above

Let's do a derivative "in reverse!" That is, instead of handing you a function f(z) and asking you to compute f'(z), let's start with the derivative and ask you to figure out which function was differentiated. To this end, suppose we have f'(z) = r + 2r + cos z – 1-2. Which, if any, of the following functions could equal the original f(z)? (a) f(z) could equal 2 – sin z + 2r-3 (b) f(x) could equal 7z + x² – sin z +r+ 13 (c) f(z) could equal az + x² + sin z + 2r¬³+ v? Vī7 +2+! (d) f(x) could equal xx + x² + sin z +x=1+ /17 (e) None of the above

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