Q.27

Question

Suppose g(x), h(x), and j(x) are differentiable functions with

values of the function and its derivative given in the following table:

if f(x)=3h(x)g(x) + j(x), find f '(0).

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Answer

 The value of  f'(0)  is 162

1Step1. Given information

Values of the function and its derivative given.

We have to find out the values of f'(0)

2Step 2. Differentiate using the quotient rule

The quotient rule:If f and g are functions and both f and g are differentiable, then quotient rule fg'(x)=f  (x) 'g(x)  f(x)g (x)'(g(x))2Let f(x)=3h(x)  g(x)=g(x)+j(x) when we apply quotient rule then fiven function   f'(x)=3h'(x)(g(x)+j(x))-3h(x)(g'(x)+j'(x))g(x)+j(x)2then,f'(0)=3h'(0)(g(0)+j(0))-3h(0)(g'(0)+j'(0))g(0)+j(0)2   from the given table we get values of h'(0)=3,g(0)=2,j(0)=0 , g'(0)=-2.j'(0)=-2  and h(0)=3 Substitute these values in f'(0), then we get f'(0)=3×3(2+0)-3×3(-2-2)(2+0)2        =18+364        =162