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No. Take a=0 and
f(x)=x,g(x)=1+∣x∣.
(1)
Then f is differentiable and
(fg)(x)=x+x∣x∣.
(2)
Since x∣x∣/x=∣x∣→0, the product is differentiable at zero with
(fg)′(0)=1=0.
(3)
However, g has one-sided derivatives −1 and 1 and is not differentiable at zero. This is a nondifferentiable factor with a differentiable nondegenerate product.

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