Derivatives again. Thank you!
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Both were wrong. I get one more try
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A minus sign was missing in the final answer. Please try again. It should work now.
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It didn’t work. The answer was 6(19+260)^5(-6-328). I ran out of fund, I’ll try to redo a different one on my own
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My answer is the same as 6(19+260)^5(-6-328). Probably it is did not accept it because of the format of the answer. 6(19+260)^5(-6-328)=6(279)^5(-334), same as my answer.
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The answer is accepted.
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