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Let 
g(x)=3-2x-x^(3) and let 
f be the inverse function of 
g. Notice that 
g(1)=0.

f^(')(0)=

Let g(x)=32xx3 g(x)=3-2 x-x^{3} and let f f be the inverse function of g g . Notice that g(1)=0 g(1)=0 .\newlinef(0)= f^{\prime}(0)=

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Q. Let g(x)=32xx3 g(x)=3-2 x-x^{3} and let f f be the inverse function of g g . Notice that g(1)=0 g(1)=0 .\newlinef(0)= f^{\prime}(0)=
  1. Find Derivative of g(x)g(x): First, find the derivative of g(x)g(x), which is g(x)g'(x).\newlineg(x)=23x2g'(x) = -2 - 3x^2
  2. Evaluate g(x)g'(x) at x=1x=1: Evaluate g(x)g'(x) at x=1x=1, since g(1)=0g(1)=0 and we need the derivative at this point to find the inverse function's derivative.\newlineg(1)=23(1)2g'(1) = -2 - 3(1)^2\newlineg(1)=23g'(1) = -2 - 3\newlineg(1)=5g'(1) = -5
  3. Calculate f(0)f'(0): The derivative of the inverse function ff at a point yy is the reciprocal of the derivative of gg at the point xx, where g(x)=yg(x)=y. Since g(1)=0g(1)=0, we have f(0)=1g(1)f'(0) = \frac{1}{g'(1)}.
  4. Calculate f(0)f'(0): The derivative of the inverse function ff at a point yy is the reciprocal of the derivative of gg at the point xx, where g(x)=yg(x)=y. Since g(1)=0g(1)=0, we have f(0)=1g(1)f'(0) = \frac{1}{g'(1)}.Now, calculate f(0)f'(0) using the value of g(1)g'(1). ff00 ff11

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