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G(t)=1-t^2; from -3 to 5

G(t)=1-t^2; from -3 to 5
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G(t)=1-t^2; from -3 to 5

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User Bob Hopez
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Answer:

( g' (-3) = 6

( g' (5) = -10

Explanation:

1- Evaluate the derivative of derivative

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