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Find the derivative of y=x^(3+e), where e is a constant
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would it be (3+e)x^(2+e)?
looks good; lets check that exponent tho to be safe. (3+e) -1 = 3+e-1 = 2+e ... looks right
looks ok to me but don't forget about the.... + c ... on the end.
+c?
You don't need a +C because its a derivative not an integral.
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Rhino is confusing derivative for integration
yeah my bad...forget that...sorry
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