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find y'. y=(x+5)(2x-1)^2(x+1)^3 my first step: y'=(2x-1)^2[3(x+1)^2](2x+6)+[(x+5)(x+1)^3](2)(2x-1)(2) my ans is wrong, why?
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...you did product rule wrong..
where did you get 2x + 6?
is the whole thing wrong?
just that 2x + 6 part...i can't figure out where that came from
(f*g*h)' = f(g'h+gh') + f'(gh)
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