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given the f(x)=-x^3+12x^2+60x-50 find 1st and 2nd derivatives
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find the derivative term by term use the algebraic formula if y = ax^(n) y' = an x^(n-1)
so first derivative of -x^3 is -3 x^(3-1) = -3x^2
- and for + 12x^2 it is +24 x can you continue/
+24 x^2?
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No the derivative of 12x^2 is 24x :- 12*2 x^(2-1) = 24x
so far we have f'(x) = -3x^2 + 24x Now you have to find the derivative of 60x and -50
how do u do it:/ sorry that I'm asking that
using the formula |dw:1453890960421:dw|
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