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Find the f' (x) for the question below. show all the steps (a) ?(?) = ?^2...

Find the f' (x) for the question below. show all the steps
(a) ?(?) = ?^2 − 4?

(b) ?(?) = ???^2 (?) − ???^2 (?)

(c) ?(?) = ?

(d) ?(?) = ???^2 (?)+ ???^2(?)

(e) ?(?) = 1/ (3 √?2)

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