Alan G. answered 05/23/16
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Given g(x) = 1/(2f(x) -1)3, you can find the derivative using the Quotient and/or Chain Rules.
Here is the quickest way to do this,
g(x) = (2f(x) - 1)-3 , so
g′(x) = (-3)(2f(x) - 1)-4(2f(x) - 1)′
= (-3)(2f(x) - 1)-4(2f′(x))
= -6f′(x)/(2f(x) - 1)4.
To finish the problem, plug in x = 0, and use the other given values f(0) = 1, and f′(0) = 2:
g′(0) = -6(2)/(2·1 - 1)4 = -12/1 = -12.
The answer is -12.