Question

How do I simplify this to get my correct answer as this?

Answer 1

\[1/3(x+6)^{-2/3}(2x-3)(14x+69)\]

The simplified would be this...\[(x+6)^{1/3}(2x-3)(14x+69) all divided by.. 3(x+6)\]

Answer 2

And I don't understand how it would be that?

Answer 3

looks like chain rule

Answer 4

whats is original function

Answer 5

The first one I wrote down is the one I need to simplify

Answer 6

and the second one is the correct answer simplified

Answer 7

dam is there a rule for 3 products :(

Answer 8

I'm sorry?

Answer 9

are you finding derivative of that function?

Answer 10

I am not sure, but I am think I need to bring the negative down?

Answer 11

for the first term its 1/(3x+18)^(2/3)

Answer 12

times that 1 by (2x-3)(14x+69)

Answer 13

ok

Answer 14

then simplify by factoring

Answer 15

actually nm to factoring

Answer 16

since its 3(x+6) i know the denomintor is right