Let F(4) = 2, F'(4) = 4, H(4) = 4, H'(4) = 5.
A. If G(z) = F(2) · H(2), then G'(4) = 16
B. If...
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Let F(4) = 2, F'(4) = 4, H(4) = 4, H'(4) = 5.
A. If G(z) = F(2) · H(2), then G'(4) = 16
B. If G(w) = F(w)/H(w), then G' (4)
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