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JWHooper
I'll work on it, and I'll show my time.
Is there a "I think it's a waste of time" option?
Gib Z said:Finding the fourth derivative of some product is really quite pointless though no? The vast majority of geometrical and physical applications require only up to the 2nd or 3rd derivative at most.
PS. It takes me 20 seconds if you let me leave the answer in series form. Don't ask me why I did it.
EDIT: ice109, here's one: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=206039
ice109 said:do you read the posts in the threads you post in? did you not see the link to the leibniz identity like 3 posts back?
Gib Z said:Finding the fourth derivative of some product is really quite pointless though no? The vast majority of geometrical and physical applications require only up to the 2nd or 3rd derivative at most.
PS. It takes me 20 seconds if you let me leave the answer in series form. Don't ask me why I did it.
daveyinaz said:As a sophomore? Man, you must have gone to a better school than I did.
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