{/, find ƒ'(x).x753For the function f(x) =O f (x) = 5Vx³O f-1(x)f (2) = (V5æ)*f(x) = V5a³Of (æ) = 5 (Væ)*Submit Answerattempt 3 out of 3Privacy Policy Terms of ServiceCopyright © 2021 DeltaMath.com. All Rights Reserved.

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x7
5
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For the function f(x) =
O f (x) = 5Vx³
O f-1(x)
f (2) = (V5æ)*
f(x) = V5a³
Of (æ) = 5 (Væ)*
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