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Why cant we do this: \[f^{'} (2x)=\frac{d}{dx} f(2x)\]
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I think we can do this. It will be just like f'(x), but you have to apply the Chain Rule, because 2x is another function. I hope this rings a bell...
no..its written its wong
the correct way is,perhaps \[\frac{d}{d(2x)} f(2x)\]
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do you want the derivative of 2x?
yes
that would be f'(X) = d/dx 2x (sorry for the late reply)
\[f \prime(x) = \frac{ d }{ dx } 2x\]
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