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Smiple Equation.
What is the derative of 3pi*r^2+ ((2,000,000-(2/3pi*r^3))/r)
Do you use the quotient rule
What is the derative of 3pi*r^2+ ((2,000,000-(2/3pi*r^3))/r)
Do you use the quotient rule
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JonF said:(warning, I am prone to make arithmetic mistakes)
Ebolamonk3y said:sigh... waste of good time on these trivial problems...
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