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How would I go about doing this? Which rules do I use?
the derivative of \(x^3\) is \(3x^2\) by the all mighty power rule
Well I know the power rule but the real question is, how did you apply it to a equation with no exponents
not sure what you mean they all have exponents, unless i am missing one
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oh do you mean the number out at the end?
Oh I see it F(X) = x^3 + 1
the derivative of a constant (number) is zero
I was looking at the definition thinking that was what i was supposed to solve
So question.... Could you explain that definition and could we do a couple of examples?
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