Let f(x) be differentiable for real x such that fprime(x)>0on(−∞,−4), fprime(x) 0on(6,∞), If g(x)=f(10−2x), then the value of gprime(2) is a. 1 b. 2 c. 0 d. 4

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Let $f (x)$ be differentiable for real $x$ such that $f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (- \infty, - 4),$ $f^{p r i m e} (x) < 0 o n (- 4, 6),$ $f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (6, \infty),$ If $g (x) = f (10 - 2 x),$ then the value of $g^{p r i m e} (2)$ is a. 1 b. 2 c. 0 d. 4

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Let

f (x)

be differentiable for real

x

such that

f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (- \infty, - 4),

f^{p r i m e} (x) < 0 o n (- 4, 6),

f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (6, \infty),

g (x) = f (10 - 2 x),

then the value of

g^{p r i m e} (2)

is a. 1 b. 2 c. 0 d. 4

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Let

f (x)

be differentiable for real

x

such that

f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (- \infty, - 4),

f^{p r i m e} (x) < 0 o n (- 4, 6),

f^{p r i m e} (x) > 0 o n (6, \infty),

g (x) = f (10 - 2 x),

then the value of

g^{p r i m e} (2)

is a. 1 b. 2 c. 0 d. 4