Question

Find y'
y= (4x-4)(2x^3-x^2+1)

Answer 1

is that supposed to be a quotient?

Answer 2

he's looking for the derivative

Answer 3

I am suppose to find the derivative of this equation

Answer 4

or her sry

Answer 5

its ok

Answer 6

I would distirubute then find the derivative

Answer 7

what tipped you off? was it the " Find y' "?

Answer 8

ya y prime

Answer 9

oh ur being sarcastic... good one :p

Answer 10

I got an answer but its not one of my answer choices I want to see what step I did wrong

Answer 11

post ur work

Answer 12

How?

Answer 13

/popcorn

Answer 14

type in what you got when you ditributed I'll check it. then post what you got for teh derivative and I'll check it

Answer 15

thats how my professor should us on how to do it

Answer 16

hmm. I would say do the distribution right away so u'd end up with \[8x ^{4}-12x ^{3}+4x ^{2}+4x-4\]Then take the derivative

Answer 17

easier

Answer 18

I messed up on one number where is has d/dx its suppose to be (2x^3)

Answer 19

ok

Answer 20

Thank you and your way was much simple