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find the 3rd order derivative of y=(3x+5)^3
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Use the chain rule. y' = 3(3x+5)^2(3) Bring down your exponent 3 then rewrite your equation but one power less (3x+5)^2 and then multiply by the derivate of the equation 3 and lastly simplify y' = 9(3x+5)^2 Just do that two more times and you will have the 3rd derivative which is the 3rd order derivative. Hope this helped.
JRae,is that 18(3x+5)
18(3x+5) is close but you forgot to multiply by the derivative of the equation so then it would actually be 54(3x+5). That would be your second derivative. Just do it one more time and then you have your answer.
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