Mathematics · Differentiation
If y 2 = P(x) is a polynomial of degree 3, then 2 · d dx (y 3 · d 2 y dx 2 ) equals:
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- 2P(x) · P'''(x)✓
- 3P''(x) · P'''(x)
- 4P'''(x) + P'(x)
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P(x) · P'''(x)
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