what is the first derivative of -5t^3 - t^2(5t+2)^3 + (8t^2 - 2t) ????
-15t^2 -2t(5t+2)^3 + 15*(5t+2)^2 + 16t -2
remember that \[\dfrac{d}{dx}(u\cdot v)=u\cdot \dfrac{dv}{dx}+v\cdot \dfrac{du}{dx}.\]
\[\sin ^{2} (3t ^{2}) = 2(\sin 3t ^{2})( \cos 3t ^{2})(6t)\] in first derivative?
yes
and how about \[-5t ^{2} \cos (2t ^{3})\] ???
-5t^2(-sin (2t^2))(4t) the negatives cancel out
wait is that a 3 or a 2?
-10t(cos 2t^3)(-sin 2t^3)(6t^2), how about this?
u have to multiply that out, there's no way u can use the product rule here...
what is the difference between −5t^2cos(2t^3) and sin^2(3t^2)???
well..one's cosine and one's sine lol what are u asking?
I mean, why there's no way I can use the product rule in −5t^2cos(2t^3)
yes u can for this one
derivative of −5t^2 times cos(2t^3) + the derivative of cos(2t^3) times −5t^2
hmm, i see thankz @11calcBC
np
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