I think the question is wrong. It will be either g(3)=−1 or f′(1)=0.5. Let F(x)=f(g(x)) .
Then F′(x)=dxd[f(g(x))]
=f′(g(x)).dxd[g(x)]
=f′(g(x)).g′(x)
Therefore, F′(3)=f′(g(x))(3)
=f′(g(3)).g′(3)
=2.f′(−1) [ taking g(3)=−1 ]
=2.21 [As f′(−1)=0.5 ]
=1
∴f(g(x))′(3)=1.
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