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this explains it really well thank youu omg you explained the last question really well. i used to struggle with taking the common factor out lol

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why is the differentiation of e^3x not 3xe^3x-1?

for the last one how is the common factor between (x3 -1)3 and (x3 - 1)4 equals to the same as (x3 -1)3?

In question 1,  at 7:31 shouldn't it be 3x^2.e^2x?

When do you use the chain rule and when do you use the product rule

Hey exam solutions, How would you differentiate e to the -3x?

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At 11:10, was it really necessary to factorize and simplify it further? I hope it was a optional step.

Because i had no idea how you factorized ^4 power in 5(x^3-1)^4. Also how is X^3-1 the highest common factor?

At 7:05 how do you get the derivative of e^3x to be 3e^3x??

is this gcse or alevel

How would I deal with the bracket (8xy^2) ?