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\sf{Find \:  the \:  derivative of f(x)= {2x}^{2} +3x−5 at x=−1 }
\sf{Also  \: prove  \:  that f′(0)+3f′(−1)=0}

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Answered by jannatsharma3333
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f(x)=2x2+3x−5

f′(x)=4x+3

f′(−1)=4(−1)+3=−1

f′1(0)=4(0)+3=3

f′1(0)+3f′1(−1)=3−3=0

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