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If h(x)=f(g(x)), and is differentiable, then find h"(x). |
Kristina,
First find h'(x) - this is a standard result, the chain rule. The answer will involve a product.
Now find h"(x) by differentiating the expression you just found. You will need the chain rule again, and also the product rule.
Good Hunting!
RD
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