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(x + 8)®(3x – 1) (6x + 6)4 Let f (x) = Use logarithmic differentiation to find the derivative of f. f'(x)= f (x)(A X + 8 в 3x - 1 ,where 6x + 6 A = 40 B = 3 C = -120 x xx

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