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Differentiate this: y= (3-x)^6
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you could use chain rule
\[\frac{d}{dz} (z^6)_{z=3-x} \cdot (3-x)'\]
like this: 6(3-x)^5 x (-1)
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is that one x suppose to be a multiplying sign?
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\[6(3-x)^{5} \cdot (-1)\]
Yes. So it would be -6(3-zx^5
-6(3 - x)^5
yep
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