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y=(3x^2)(8x^2-5x=6) Y'=?
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looks like you should multiply out first and then use the all mighty power rule
why is your'=' inside the bracket?
\[y=24x^4-15x^3+18x^2\] assuming that was suppose to be a plus sign, and not an equal sign
then \[y'=96x^3-45x^2+36x\]
it was a plus 6 my bad
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I already found the derivative but it's for my online hw and i keep getting it wrong
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