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What is the derivative of V = π x² h - π x³ h / r
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depends on the context of V i spose
D[V = π x² h - π x³ h / r] D[V] = D[π x² h] - D[π x³ h / r] V' = π D[x² h] - π D[x³ h / r] product quotient V' = π ( D[x²] h + x² D[h] ) - π ((r D[x³ h] - D[r](x³ h)) / r²] V' = π ( 2x x' h + x² h') - π ((r(3x²x' h + x³ h') - r' x³ h) / r²) maybe
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