maybe im having a bad day, but im working with instantaneous velocity. how does 6(2+h)^2+5(2+h)+3=6h^2+29h+37? idk if im doing order of operations wrong or not, but i cannot get that answer.

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maybe im having a bad day, but im working with instantaneous velocity.  how does 6(2+h)^2+5(2+h)+3=6h^2+29h+37?  idk if im doing order of operations wrong or not, but i cannot get that answer.

anonymous · Answer

use BEDMAS, Brackets Exponents, division and multiplication, addition, subtraction

anonymous · Answer

why are you taking a derivative by first principles?

anonymous · Answer

=6 ( 4+4h +h^2) + 10 + 5h + 3

= 24 + 10 + 3 + 24h + 5h + 6h^2

= 6h^2 +29h +37

anonymous · Answer

thank you. i knew i was messing up the exponent part of the problem