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Mathematics, 25.06.2019 07:00, ashgold324

What is the first derivative of this function? should the quotient rule be used as well as product rule? (it is 8x^5 +3, in case it’s not clear above)


What is the first derivative of this function? should the quotient rule be used as well as product

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