QUESTION 10 \cdot 2 POINTS Let $h(x) = \frac{f(x)}{g(x)}$, where $f(-5) = 7$, $f'(-5) = 2$, $g(-5) = -6$, and $g'(-5) = -3$. What is $h'(-5)$? Do not include "$h'(-5) =$" in your answer. For example, if you found $h'(-5) = 7$, you would enter 7. Provide your answer below:
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