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Should I multiply out the bracket first?
I strongly recommend you doing this yes.
Yep, exactly. You're just using the chain rule here.
So I got \[2kSS _{0}-3ks\]
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multiplied out you should get \[\Large -kS^3+kS^2S_0 \] yes?
No I got \[2kSS _{0}-3ks ^{2}\]
if it is physics, which I don't know too much about, then I assume that \(k \) and \(S_0\) are constant, so after you derive that you get \[\Large -3kS^2+2kS_0S \]
yes above I just multiplied it out, I was confused at first, because above you forgot the exponent.
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