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Find the derivative: y=3.9q^2 - 0.5q + 11.1254
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Find the derivative:
y=3.9q^2 - 0.5q + 11.1254

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Answer:

dy/dq = 7.8q-0.5

Explanation:

Differentiate y with respect to q (using power rule of differentiation) to get

dy/dq = 7.8q-0.5

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