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Differentiate y = (x²-7x)^5 (3x^5-5x)

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The given expression is

y = (x²-7x)^5 (3x^5-5x)

To differentiate, we would apply the product rule which is expressed as

(fg)' = f'g + fg'

Let f = (x²-7x)^5 and g = (3x^5-5x)

f' = 5(2x - 7)(x²-7x)^4

g' = 15x^4 - 5

By applying the product rule, it becomes

y' = 5(2x - 7)(3x^5-5x)(x²-7x)^4 + (15x^4 - 5)(x²-7x)^5

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