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Find dx/dy when y =(3x−1)(2x+5)
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Find dx/dy when y =(3x−1)(2x+5)

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y = 6x²+15x-2x-5

dy/dx = 6*2(x) ²-¹ +15*1(x)¹-¹ -5*1¹-⁰

dy/dx = 12x + 15

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