In general, the derivative of a single term Ax^(n) is A n x^(n-1) .
And the derivative of a sum of many terms is the sum of the derivatives
of the individual terms.
Using these two rules, the derivative (with respect to 'x') of the expression
in the question is . . .
<em> Y' = -21x² - 16x + 6</em>
The in is -5 the out for 7 is -21 the out for -3 is 9the infor 15 is -5 the out for -10 is 30
Answer:
What is the value of the expression 4 Superscript 4?
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5(9x + 2y + 10)
or
x = 0
y = -5
Step-by-step explanation:
If you are just factoring this, you will factor a 5 out from everything.
5(9x + 2y + 10)
or if you are trying to solve just isolate one of the variables and then substitute it into the original equation
45x + 10y = 50
10y = 50 - 45x
y = 5 - 4.5x
45x + 10(5-4.5x) + 50
45x + 50 - 45x + 50
x=0
45(0) + 10y + 50
0 + 10y + 50
10y + 50
10y = -50
y = -5
and it would be x = 0 and y = -5
Well it depends on what the model is but if it's an IRA or whatever so if you make your own model that's easy
