Suppose f and f' are differentiable functions of r. Given f' () = 0, s" (÷) = -1, and g(r) = log sin(2r) + v2f(x) + cos , find g" (-)

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Suppose f and f' are differentiable functions of a. Given f () = 0, f" (4) = -1, and
find g" ()
().
g(x) = log sin(2r) + v2f(x)+ cos
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Transcribed Image Text:Suppose f and f' are differentiable functions of a. Given f () = 0, f" (4) = -1, and find g" () (). g(x) = log sin(2r) + v2f(x)+ cos %3D
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