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differentiate: f(x) = [(5x^4+20x)^3]
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We have three terms here: 1)5x^4 2) 20x 3) [5x^4 + 20x]^3 Differentiate each term individually and then put them together.
so then would it be 3(5x^4+20x)^2 * (20x^3+20) * (60x^2)?
How did you getthe 60x^2?
Nvm I thought that you would have to take the deriv of 20x^3, I pretty much thought that it was the argument, thanks a bunch!
We do that in the second derivative.
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oh ok gotcha thanks man
No probs bro.
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