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if u(t)= (1,t,t^2), compute the derivitive of u(t^3)?
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is it like (1^3, t^3, t^5)
in what context is u(t)=(1,t,t^2) ?
what do you mean?
We often take derivatives of functions... What are you trying to take a derivative of ? notation?
they are vectors
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that's what i thought thanks, just wanted to make sure.
wait so what should i do?
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Its been a while since I worked with this, but if I remember correctly this is it.
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thats what i got . thanks
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