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can you get the y' of this: y = (1-4x+7x^5) ^30
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y' = 30(1 - 4x +7x^5)^29 ( -4 + 35x^4)
Yes, by the chain rule. \[y'=30(1-4x+7x^{5})^{29}(-4+35x^{4})\]
i don't have to simplify them? is that it?
I really hope not. That would be horribly ugly to simplify.
yes thats it.
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You can apply the 30 into the binomial and make\[(-120+1050x^{4})(1-4x+7x^{5})^{29}\] but that's as far as I'd want to go.
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