1. Let f : (−1,1) → R, f(x) = (1+x³)-³. Compute g' : (0, 1) → R where (a) g(x) = X X f. (b) g(x) = [*" f ƒ.

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1. Let f : (−1,1) → R, f(x) = (1+x³)-³. Compute g' : (0, 1) → R where
(a) g(x)
=
X
X
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(b) g(x) = [*" f
ƒ.
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