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1. Let ?(?)=8(sin(?))? find f′(2). 2. Let ?(?)=3?sin−1(?) find f′(x) and f'(0.6).

1. Let ?(?)=8(sin(?))? find f′(2).

2. Let ?(?)=3?sin−1(?) find f′(x) and f'(0.6).

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