3 years ago

Find dy/dx if y=(4x^2-5x)^8

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2 answers:

aleksandrvk [35]3 years ago

8 0

dy/dx if y= (4x^2-5x)^8

musickatia [10]3 years ago

6 0

dy/dx = 8(8x - 5)(4x² - 5x )^ 7

differentiate using the ' chain rule '

dy/dx = 8(4x² - 5x)^ 7 × d/dx (4x² - 5x)

= 8(4x² - 5x)^ 7 × (8x - 5)

= 8(8x - 5)(4x² - 5x) $^{7}$

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