Given f(2)=3, f(3) = 4,f'(2) -2,f' (3)=7. g(2)-1.g(3)=-1.g (2)-6, g (3) = 10 find:g(f(x)) at x = 2 QUESTION 2 Match the problem with the derivative rule needed to take the derivative if you did NOT rewrite the problem. f(x)=x^sin(5x) f(x)=xtanx (2x+1) 5x-1 f(x)=sin(2x+1) f(x)= A chain rule with product rule for the u B. quotient rule and chain rule for the numerator. C product rule and chain rule for one of the factors D. chain rule, with a chain rule for "u" QUESTION 3 Match the integral with the u needed for u-substitution. Some choices of u will be used more than once, and some integrals will not need u substitution dx xe a 30 p C blackboard.cpcc.edu/webapps/assessment/take/launch.jsp?course Apps M Gmail Maps Imported From IEFree CNA Practice. Free CNA Practice... Question Completion Status: f(x)=sin(2x+1) S- QUESTION 3 Match the integral with the u needed for u-substitution. Some choices of u will be used more than once, and some integrals will not need u-substitution 2+1, dx 16-4x dx xdx x+1 - S(2x)(x+1)dx - [sin(2x)dx assessment_id- 644330 1&course_id-1013241 1&content id- 12913048 1step-u CNA Practice Test... CPCTJA Patient C... CNA Practice Test... D. chain rule, with a chain rule for u AU-X+1 Click Save and Subenit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. RU=2X Csubstitution fails in this problem, use algebra to rewrite as a nue TOG DO ve 30 points Save and Sub