Question

How do I find the derivative of 56t-16t^2

Answer 1

do u knw the derivate of \(x^n\) ?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

ok, then u will have to use fundamental theorem of calculus

Answer 4

u multiply the exponent in this case 2 and you multiply it to x^2

you get 2x^2 then subtract 1 from the exponent

2x^1

Answer 5

or 2x

Answer 6

for the first one you do the same....give it a try see if you get it right.

Answer 7

I'm thinking...yeah not giving out answers

Answer 8

32t-56?

Answer 9

You mean, definition of the derivative? not Fundamental theorem of Calculus.

Answer 10

depends since the question wasn't specific

Answer 11

it just mentioned derivative that's it. not antiderivate integrals or anything

Answer 12

32t-56?
close you just mixed the signs up the positive should be negative
and the negative should be positive.

Answer 13

i see. thanks.