solve for the second derivative

Find the second derivative for the function 5x^3+60x^2-36x-41and solve the equation F(X)=0 i got to the second derivative but
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If x = t^2 + 1 and y = t^3, then d^2y/dx^2 =I know I can solve for t in terms of x and substitute that into y = t^3 and find the
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R=M^2(c/2-m/3)dR/dM=CM-M^2 I found the derivative. Now how would I find the vale of M that maximize the derivative dR/dM? set it
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Take the second derivative of 2sin2(x) and evaluate it at x=π/3.So I got the second derivative, -8sin(2x) How do I solve plug
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Could someone check my reasoning? thanxFind the derivative of the function. sin(sin[sinx]) I need to use the chain rule to
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find the maximum value off(x)= 3cos(x)-2sin(x) I know you have to take the derivative but after the derivative I don't know how
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find the maximum value off(x)= 3cos(x)-2sin(x) I know you have to take the derivative but after the derivative I don't know how
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Find the first and second derivative - simplify your answer.y=x/4x+1 I solved the first derivative and got 1/(4x+1)^2 Not sure
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Let f be a real value function and x Î Dfthen 0 lim ( ) ( ) h f x h f x ® h + - when it exists is called A) The derivative of
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use implicit differentiation to find the 2nd derivative:x^2-y^2=1 (pls do step by step, also when u solve for 1st deriv, you're
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