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i need to take the derivative of 3-x am i right to treat the 3 as a constant call it zero, and the derivative of whats left -x is -x
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you need to apply the power rule to -x c: \[-x^1\]
But yes you are correct about the 3 :)
so i treat the x as -x^1 to complete the differentiation of my equation or is there something else i need to do because -x^1 is x
-x^1 is -x
|dw:1349071457617:dw| Can you figure your's out from that ? c:
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