5. (20 marks) (a) Find a formula for W'(c) when h() = f(x"g()). (b) Find dy/dt when y = Inte, where c is constant. (c) If f is differentiable at x, find an expression for the derivative of f(x) (d) Find the first and second derivative of y ello

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5. (20 marks) (a) Find a formula for W'(c) when h() = f(x"g()). (b) Find dy/dt when y = Inte, where c is constant. (c) If f is differentiable at x, find an expression for the derivative of f(x) (d) Find the first and second derivative of y ello

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