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find y'' and y''' derivatives
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y'=?
i think its r^6?
nope, try again. You have to know how to take the first derivative first, and then base on the result, calculate the second and the third derivative.
i know but the derivative of pi is 0 and I dont know im kind of confused because i dont know if i should treat it as one or seperate it
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