Mathematics, 20.07.2019 10:20, uchapman6286

Let h(x) = e^(kx) + f(x), where f(0) = 4, f'(0) = -8, and f''(0) = 6.find h'(0) and h''(0) in terms of k.

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Let h(x) = e^(kx) + f(x), where f(0) = 4, f'(0) = -8, and f''(0) = 6.find h'(0) and h''(0) in terms...