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Find the derivative of 2x^4+x

Find the derivative of 2x^4+x
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Find the derivative of 2x^4+x

User Neri Barakat
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Answer:d/dx (ax^b) = (abx^(b-1))

Explanation:

No explanation

User John Sall
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Answer:

8x^3+1

Explanation:

power rule

d/dx (ax^b) = (abx^(b-1))

User Ira Baxter
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