Im having some trouble with my calculus homework. Our teacher gave us a worksheet of some problems, and I got stuck on this second derivitive.
the Origional problem was - f(x)=(1/5)(x^5 - 5)^3
I used the chain rule and got - f'(x)=(3/5)(x^5 - 5)^2 * 5x^4
But when I went to do the second derivitive.... I got lost because its the chain rule and product rule right? can someone show me how to do this...?
2007-01-29
06:50:03
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Would the second derivitive be
(6/5)(x^5 - 5) * 5x^4 * 20x^3
That one guy had like some other stuff after this.... I dont understand why he double chain ruled like that...
2007-01-29
07:03:00 ·
update #1