Suppose the linear approximation for a function f(x) at a = 2 is given by the tangent line y = −2x + 11. What are f(2) and f '(2)? If g(x) =[f(x)]2, find the linear approximation for g(x) at a = 2 .
Suppose the linear approximation for a function f(x) at a = 2 is given by the tangent line y = −2x + 11. What are f(2) and f '(2)? If g(x) =[f(x)]2, find the linear approximation for g(x) at a = 2 .
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Suppose the linear approximation for a function f(x) at a = 2 is given by the tangent line y = −2x + 11. What are f(2) and f '(2)? If
g(x) =[f(x)]2, find the linear approximation for g(x) at a = 2
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