Math, asked by yuvrajsinghsky1787, 6 months ago

d/dx of [(4x+2)×(5x^2+4)]​

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Answered by tyrbylent
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Answer:

60x² + 20x + 16

Step-by-step explanation:

(f × g)' = f' × g + f × g'

\frac{d(4x+2)}{dx} (5x^2 + 4)+\frac{d(5x^2+4)}{dx}(4x + 2)  

\frac{d(4x+2)}{dx}=4

\frac{d(5x^2+4)}{dx} =10x

4(5x² + 4) + 10x(4x + 2) = 20x² + 16 + 40x² + 20x =

60x² + 20x + 16

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