h(x)=(t+1)^1/2

k(-2)=2
k(2)=3
k'(-2)=9
k'(2)=10

find derivative h(k(1))
h(k(x)) at x=2

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find derivative h(k(2))
I think you have garbled the problem.
How can h(x) = √(t+1) ?
Fix that, and then you can use the chain rule.
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