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find the derivative of the function y=(4x+3)^5(5x+2)^-4

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y' = (4x+3)^5 (-4)(5x+2)^-5 (5) + (5x+2)^-4 (5)(4x+3)^4 (5)
= -20(4x+3)^5 (5x+2)^-5 + 20(4x+3)^4 (5x+2)^-4

take it further if there is need by taking out a common factor of 20(4x+3)^4 (5x+2)^-5
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