Chapter 2: Q. 4 (page 209)
In the text we noted that if was a composition of three functions, then its derivative is . Write this rule in “prime” notation.
Short Answer
In prime notation the derivative is:
Chapter 2: Q. 4 (page 209)
In the text we noted that if was a composition of three functions, then its derivative is . Write this rule in “prime” notation.
In prime notation the derivative is:
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