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Find f'(x) and F"(x). f(x)=9+ 3x – 3x^3

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Answer:


f'(x)=3-9x^(2) and
f''(x)=-18x

Explanation:

In order to find the derivatives, first we need to remember that for polynomial functions:


f'(x)=(x^(n)+x^(m))'= (x^(n))'+(x^(m))', as well as that:


f'(x)= (x^(n))' = n*(x^(n-1))

1. First derivative of the function:


f(x)=9+3x-3x^(3)


f'(x)=(9)'+(3x)'-(3x^(3))' using the property
f'(x)= (x^(n))' = n*(x^(n-1)) then


f'(x)=3-3*3x^(2), remember that the derivative of a constant is equal to 0


f'(x)=3-9x^(2)

2. Second derivative:


f'(x)=3-9x^(2)


f''(x)=(3-9x^(2))' using the property
f'(x)= (x^(n))' = n*(x^(n-1)) then


f''(x)=(3)'-(9x^(2))'


f''(x)=-(9*2)x^(1)


f''(x)=-18x

In conclusion,
f'(x)=3-9x^(2) and
f''(x)=-18x

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