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So you are given a recursive series, which is an equation that writes itself. Now we want to create a explicit rule. Explicit rule is a pattern that uses our first term and add our common difference. So it gives us our first term. 
Lets find the second term of the recursive series.
a_2 = -3 +7 = 4
So it is increasing by 7
So our explicit rule is:
a_n = -3 + 7(n-1)
Lets find the second term of the recursive series.
a_2 = -3 +7 = 4
So it is increasing by 7
So our explicit rule is:
a_n = -3 + 7(n-1)
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Answer:
The value of h'(7) = 44 .
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
f'(7)=9 and g(7)= 5
We have to find : h'(7)
Also,
⇔ ...equation (i)
Plugging the value of 'x' = 7 in equation (i) the equation can be re-framed as:
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Now plugging the value of f'=(7)=9 and g(7)=5 in the above equation:
⇔
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So the value of h=(7) = 44 .