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AP Calculus AB
AP Exam Review Free Response 3
This Question is CALCULATOR INACTIVE
Please show all work on page 2 & 3
The function 
g is defined and differentiable on the closed interval 
[6,6] and satisfies 
g(0)=4. The graph of 
y=g^(')(x), the derivative of 
g, consists of a semicircle and three line segments, as shown in the figure below.
(a) Find 
g(5) and 
g(-4).

AP Calculus AB\newlineAP Exam Review Free Response 33\newlineThis Question is **CALCULATOR INACTIVE**\newlinePlease show all work on page 22 \& 33\newlineThe function g g is defined and differentiable on the closed interval [6,6] [6,6] and satisfies g(0)=4 g(0)=4 . The graph of y=g(x) y=g^{\prime}(x) , the derivative of g g , consists of a semicircle and three line segments, as shown in the figure below.\newline(a) Find g(5) g(5) and g(4) g(-4) .

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Q. AP Calculus AB\newlineAP Exam Review Free Response 33\newlineThis Question is **CALCULATOR INACTIVE**\newlinePlease show all work on page 22 \& 33\newlineThe function g g is defined and differentiable on the closed interval [6,6] [6,6] and satisfies g(0)=4 g(0)=4 . The graph of y=g(x) y=g^{\prime}(x) , the derivative of g g , consists of a semicircle and three line segments, as shown in the figure below.\newline(a) Find g(5) g(5) and g(4) g(-4) .
  1. Understand problem statement: First, we need to understand the problem statement. It mentions that gg is defined and differentiable on the interval [6,6][6,6], which seems to be a typo since an interval from 66 to 66 doesn't make sense for finding g(5)g(5) and g(4)g(-4). Assuming it should be a broader interval that includes 4-4 and 55, let's proceed.

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