Q9·Section II (Mathematics)·9 of 145Chain rule: D(f∘g)(1,2)=Df(0,0) Dg(1,2)D(f\circ g)(1,2)=Df(0,0)\,Dg(1,2)D(f∘g)(1,2)=Df(0,0)Dg(1,2)With fff as in Q8, suppose g:R2→R2g:\mathbb{R}^2\to\mathbb{R}^2g:R2→R2 is of class C1C^1C1 with g(1,2)=(0,0)g(1,2)=(0,0)g(1,2)=(0,0) and Dg(1,2)=(1234)Dg(1,2)=\left(\begin{smallmatrix}1&2\\3&4\end{smallmatrix}\right)Dg(1,2)=(1324). Then D(f∘g)(1,2)=D(f\circ g)(1,2)=D(f∘g)(1,2)= OptionsA(−15−204624)\left(\begin{smallmatrix}-15&-20\\4&6\\2&4\end{smallmatrix}\right)(−1542−2064)B(−15−203424)\left(\begin{smallmatrix}-15&-20\\3&4\\2&4\end{smallmatrix}\right)(−1532−2044)C(−1542−2064)\left(\begin{smallmatrix}-15&4&2\\-20&6&4\end{smallmatrix}\right)(−15−204624)D(−154220−64)\left(\begin{smallmatrix}-15&4&2\\20&-6&4\end{smallmatrix}\right)(−15204−624)Pick an option to check your answer.Show answerShow solution Report a problem with this question← Q8All questionsQ10 →Keyboard: A–D answer · S solution · ←/→ previous/next