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If g is the inverse of f, what is g'(y)?

A1/f'(g(y))
Bf'(g(y))
Cf'(y)
D-1/f'(y)
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 1/f'(g(y))
The inverse function rule states g' = 1/(f' composed with g).
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