Q. Let H(x)=3x+∫1x2g(x)dx(c) Find H′(2) and H′′(2).
Calculate H′(x): To find H′(x), we use the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus for the integral part and differentiate the rest normally.H′(x)=dxd[3x]+dxd[∫1x2g(t)dt]H′(x)=3+2x⋅g(x2)
Find H′(2): Now we plug in x=2 to find H′(2).H′(2)=3+2×2×g(22)H′(2)=3+4×g(4)
Differentiate H′′(x): To find H′′(x), we differentiate H′(x). H′′(x)=dxd[3+2x⋅g(x2)] H′′(x)=0+2⋅g(x2)+2x⋅dxd[g(x2)] H′′(x)=2⋅g(x2)+4x⋅g′(x2)
Find H′′(2): Now we plug in x=2 to find H′′(2). H′′(2)=2×g(4)+4×2×g′(4) H′′(2)=2×g(4)+8×g′(4)
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