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[" Let "f,g" and "h" be differentiable functions.If "f(0)=1;],[g(0)=2;h(0)=3" and the derivatives of their pair wise "],[" products at "x=0" are "(fg)'(0)=6;(gh)'(0)=4" and "(hf)'(0)],[=5" then the value of "((fgh)'(0))/2" is "],[[" (a) "2," (b) "4," (c) "8," (d) "16]]

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