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Find the derivative. (3x^2-1)^8
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\[=> \frac{d}{dx} (3x^2-1)^8 => 8(3x^2-1)^7 *6x\]
do you know how to use the chain rule..?
why get someone to explain... because people love giving answers...
where'd you get the *6x from omniscience?
sorry, i just gave the solution
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derivative of \(3x^2\) is \(6x\) agree?>
but that's inside the parenthesis...?
do you know the chain rule..?
yea i learned it, when i get to reviewing it then i guess i'll refer back to this problem and tag you if i need help or something.
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