Identify Rule: Identify the rule for differentiating a quotient, which is (gf)′=g2f′g−fg′.
Differentiate Functions: Differentiate g(x) and h(x) to find g′(x) and h′(x). Since we don't have explicit functions for g(x) and h(x), we represent their derivatives at x=1 as g′(1) and h′(1).
Apply Quotient Rule: Apply the quotient rule to find f′(x)=(h(x))2g′(x)h(x)−g(x)h′(x).
Substitute x=1: Substitute x=1 into the derivative to find f′(1)=(h(1))2g′(1)h(1)−g(1)h′(1).
Further Calculation: Since we don't have the actual functions or their derivatives, we cannot calculate further without more information.
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