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Y=(x^{2} +7x-1)(5x+2)  use the product and quotient rule

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Derivative Using Product Rule - d/dY: Since (x^2+7x−1)(5x+2) is constant with respect to Y, the derivative of (x^2+7x−1)(5x+2) with respect to Y is 0.

Derivative Using Product Rule - d/dx:
(d)/(dx)[f(x)g(x)] =f(x)(d)/(dx)[g(x)]+g(x)(d)/(dx)[f(x)].

Derivative Using Quotient Rule - d/dY: Since (x^2+7x−1)(5x+2) is constant with respect to Y, the derivative of (x^2+7x−1)(5x+2)with respect to Y is 0.

Derivative Using Quotient Rule - d/dx: Differentiate using the Product Rule,

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