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As there are multiple notations for the derivative, there are multiple notations for higher order derivatives. The most common notation is the prime notation, where we the number of primes on f denotes the order of the derivative, i.e. x) f'(:c) f\"(:r:) fro)... The problem with this notation is that too many primes get cluttered up there, and so we can also write the order in parenthesis. For example, the nth derivative (usually for n large) of f could be written f (")(I). Recall that the Liebniz notation for the derivative of y = f (CC) is %. In thls notation, the second derivative 18 written 37%, and the nth derivative as 330,3. Exercise 3. Compute the rst few derivatives of f(3:) = 3sin (2:12) and use the pattern you discover to nd fl26)(:c)