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For each of the given functions f(x), find the derivative (f^−1)′(c) at the given point c,...

For each of the given functions f(x), find the derivative (f^−1)′(c) at the given point c, first finding a=f^−1(c). (See Theorem 7, page 156 of the Stewart Essential Calculus textbook)

1. f(x)=6x+10x^17; c= −16

a=

(f^-1)' (c) =

f(x)=x^2−9x+27 on the interval [4.5,∞); c=9

a=

(f^-1)' (c) =

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