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Mathematics, 06.11.2020 23:50 deedee363

If H(x) = \sqrt{r(x)}, and r(3) = 9,
and r'(3) = -1,
What is H'(3)?

I used the chain rule but for some reason I'm still getting the wrong answer.

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and r'(3) = -1,
What is H'(3)?

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