esmitty
esmitty
02-11-2017
Mathematics
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What’s the derivative of 3g(x)
Is it just 3g’(x)
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harpazo
harpazo
02-11-2017
Use the product rule.
3•g'(x) + g(x)•(0)
3g'(x) + 0
Answer: 3g'(x).
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