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Differentiation of Y=5(x powered by 2) -3X ?
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Differentiation of Y=5(x powered by 2) -3X ?

Differentiation of Y=5(x powered by 2) -3X ?-example-1
User Lonzo
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Answer:

10x - 3.

Explanation:

y = 5x^2 - 3x

dy/dx = 10x - 3

User Echo Nolan
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Answer:

c. 20x^3

h. 10x-3

m. -2x^-2 or -2/x^2

Explanation:

I know Calculus

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