Question

How can I differentiate (x^2-5x+2)^9

Answer 1

you can use the chain rule and the power rule

Answer 2

I originally got an answer of \[9(2x-5)(x^2-5x+2)^8\] but supposedly its incorrect

Answer 3

no that looks correct to me

Answer 4

Thanks. Im smart but didnt understand why it was incorrect

Answer 5

what did "they" say the answer was?

Answer 6

they dont give the answer, just say its incorrect

Answer 7

might be a glitch

Answer 8

maybe a different form? like (18x-45)(x^2 - 5x +2)^8

Answer 9

didnt work either

Answer 10

who knows...

Answer 11

dw thanks anyway

Answer 12

i really didn't do much but you're welcome