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Answer:

6x-6

Explanation:

Differentiate.

3x2+ddx[−3x2]+ddx[1]

Evaluate

ddx[−3x2].

3x2−6x+ddx[1]

Differentiate using the Constant Rule.

f'(x)=3x2−6x

Find the second derivative.

By the Sum Rule, the derivative of 3x2−6x

with respect to x would be

ddx[3x2]+ddx[−6x].ddx[3x2]+ddx[−6x]

Evaluate

ddx[3x2].

6x+ddx[−6x]

Evaluate dd

x[−6x].f''(x)=6x−6

The second derivative of f(x)with respect to x is 6x−6.6x−6

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