Math, asked by princesssyolo9316, 11 months ago

How do you differentiate y=(x3+4)(−x6+x4)?

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Answered by pal69

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y=-x^9+x^7-4x^6+4x⁴

dy/dx=-9x^8+7x^6-24x^5+16x³

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