2. Find the derivative y' for each function /curve. Once you Solve for y' you do not need to simplify your answer further. Show work or explain your answer y=-3 (x²+x²) 3x b. y = (a + 1) (x²-x)
2. Find the derivative y' for each function /curve. Once you Solve for y' you do not need to simplify your answer further. Show work or explain your answer y=-3 (x²+x²) 3x b. y = (a + 1) (x²-x)
Calculus For The Life Sciences
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Chapter4: Calculating The Derivative
Section4.3: The Chain Rule
Problem 21E
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