Find the derivative of p(x) with respect to x where p'(x) = (50*x^4)+(60*x^3)+(78*x^2)+6 Your last answer...

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Find the derivative of p(x) with respect to x where p'(x) = (50*x^4)+(60*x^3)+(78*x^2)+6 Your last answer was: p(x) = (5x³+3 x-3) (2x²+3x+4) 50 x++60 x³+78 x²+6 Your answer is not correct. Hint: either expand p(x) first and then differentiate (probably the easier alternative, in this case) or use the product rule to differentiate p(x) first and then simplify the result. Find the derivative of p(x) with respect to x where p'(x) = (50*x^4)+(60*x^3)+(78*x^2)+6 Your last answer was: p(x) = (5x³+3 x-3) (2x²+3x+4) 50 x++60 x³+78 x²+6 Your answer is not correct. Hint: either expand p(x) first and then differentiate (probably the easier alternative, in this case) or use the product rule to differentiate p(x) first and then simplify the result.

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