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Find the derivative f(x)=3x^4-9x^3+5
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hint: use the power rule if y = x^n, then y ' = n*x^(n-1)
yeah thats what i was thinking which would make it =12x^3-27x^2 but do I also use the product rule?
no need for the product rule since you don't have a product of two variable terms
what you have is the correct final answer
thats it?? nothing else to do? and you drop the constant since its derivative is zero right?
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you are correct, the derivative of a constant function is 0
and yes, nothing else can be done
ok guess i am trying to make this harder than it is Thanks
you're welcome
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