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derivative of the integral is the integrand. if you had an "x" as the upper limit of integration the derivative would just be \[3x^4\] but since your upper limit is \[x^2\] you have to use the chain rule
so your derivative is \[3(x^2)^4\times 2x\] by the chain rule. clean it up and then replace x by 1
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