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find the derivative with respects to x: (4x^3)- (4ax^2)+ (a^2)x
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\[\frac{d}{dx}(4x^3-4ax^2+a^2x)\] I'm assuming a is a constant and not a variable in this case the derivative is: \[=12x^2-8ax+a^2\]
12x^2-8ax+2a
It wouldn't be 2a bc a is a constant so the derivative of (a^2)x= a^2
u right nadeem, tenxz, IGNORE SHELLZ65 ANSWER
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