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In this question, we are given the values of f, g, f prime and g prime at different values at x equals 1, 2 and 3.
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And i apologize, i forgot to fill out the column for g prime, so it's going to be 6, 7 and 9.
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Oh, sorry, i did that.
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I did that the column 6, 7 and 9 is supposed to be the column for g prime.
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And a column for f prime is 4, 5, 7.
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And we're asked to find f capital prime of 3, where f capital of x is f of f of x.
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So first let's find the general formula for f capital prime of x.
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And to do that we need to use the chain rule.
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But note that the function consists of two parts, the outer part and the inner part.
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So by the chain rule, we need first to differentiate the outer part and then multiply this by the derivative of the inner part.
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Now we can calculate f prime of 3.
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F prime of 3 equals to f small prime of f of 3 times a small prime of 3.
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Now we need to look up the values in the table.
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We need a small prime of 3.
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So we need to find the column for f prime, f small prime and the column and the row for 3.
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And at the intersection we are going to get 7.
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So a small prime of 3 equals to 7.
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We also need to look up the value of f of 3.
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So we need to find the column for f and the row for 3 and the entry at the intersection is 2.
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So we are going to get that f capital prime of 3 equals to f prime or f small prime of 2 times 7.
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Now we need to look up a small prime of 2 in the table...