Science, asked by abhi75369, 11 months ago

differentiate (2x+3)^6

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Answered by Talentedgirl1

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Answer:

Given, (2x+3)

6

Differentiating with respect to x,

By chain rule,

dx

d(2x+3)

6

=

d(2x+3)

d(2x+3)

6

.

dx

d(2x+3)

=6(2x+3)

5

×2=12(2x+3)

5

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