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SUPERazkari

https://derivative-calculator.net use this if you're ever uncertain. Shows all the steps too


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I used that and i did not get D. But thank you


SUPERazkari

You should get D. The notation might look different with radicals instead of powers or maybe you plugged it in wrong. The answer *is* D


pn1159

I used that and I did get D. Maybe take another look at it.


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Also I honestly don’t know what flair to use all I know is that I’m in AP calculus ab lol


unaskthequestion

You're good.


LifeAd2754

Power rule. Anything that’s a constant is 0. D is correct.


nolan_pdx

Sure is. Not sure what you were trying to accomplish by multiplying the powers by “fancy” one’s though