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what is the derivative of: (4x)^3 * (2x)^6 ?
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y = [(4x)^3]*[(2x)^6] The Product Rule: d(f•g)/dx = f´g + fg´ y´ = [(4x)^3]*(6)(2x)^5 (2) + [(2x)^6]*(3)(4x)^2 (4) y´ = 12[(4x)^3]*[(2x)^5] + 12[(4x)^2]*[(2x)^6] Factor out a 4x from one term and a 2x from the other in order to add them together... y´ = 12(4x)[(4x)^2]*[(2x)^5] + 12(2x)[(4x)^2]*[(2x)^5] y´ = [48x + 24x]*[(4x)^3]*[(2x)^5] y´ = (72x)*[(4x)^3]*[(2x)^5]
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