MHB What Is the Derivative of 4f(x) at x = 6?

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To find the derivative of 4f(x) at x = 6, one must first determine f'(x). The discussion indicates that g'(x) was found to be -1, which suggests a relationship between g(x) and f(x). The slope of the f(x) graph at x = 6 is sought, implying that understanding f'(x) is crucial. Clarification on the calculations for f(x) and its derivative is requested. The conversation emphasizes the importance of deriving f(x) from the known g(x).
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View attachment 6140i could only find g'(x) which is 1 but can't find 4f(x) may anyone help me again.
 

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Teh said:
i could only find g'(x) which is 1 but can't find 4f(x) may anyone help me again.
What is the slope of the f(x) graph at x = 6? If you could do g(x) you can certainly do f(x)...

Edit: And g'(6) = -1, by the way.

-Dan
 
topsquark said:
What is the slope of the f(x) graph at x = 6? If you could do g(x) you can certainly do f(x)...

Edit: And g'(6) = -1, by the way.

-Dan

will do
 

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