Find h'(3) if h(x) = [3x 2 2g(x)][g(x) + 5x] where g(3) = 1 and g'(3)
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Find h'(−3) if h(x) = [3x2 − 2g(x)][g(x) + 5x] where g(−3) = 1 and g'(−3) = 2.
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