1 Assume that f'(4) = -5, g'(2), g(2)=4, and y=f(g(x)). What is y' at x = 2? 8 Atx=2, y'= (Simplify your answer.)

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g(2) = 4, and y = f(g(x)). What is y' at x = 2?
Transcribed Image Text:Assume that f'(4) = -5, g'(2)= At x=2, y'= (Simplify your answer.) 1 g(2) = 4, and y = f(g(x)). What is y' at x = 2?
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