At , the functions and satisfy and . What can be concluded about where…

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At x=1x=1, the functions ff and gg satisfy f(1)=−3,  g(1)=5,  f′(1)=4f(1)=-3,\;g(1)=5,\;f'(1)=4 and g′(1)=−2g'(1)=-2. What can be concluded about h′(1)h'(1) where h(x)=f(x)g(x)h(x)=f(x)g(x)? (a) h′(1)=0h'(1)=0 (b) h′(1)h'(1) is negative (c) h′(1)h'(1) is positive (d) The sign of h′(1)h'(1) cannot be determined

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