Apply Power Rule: To find the derivative of F(X)=X7+X3×67, we need to apply the power rule to each term separately. The power rule states that the derivative of Xn is n×X(n−1).
Derivative of X7: First, let's find the derivative of the first term, X7. Using the power rule, the derivative is 7∗X(7−1), which simplifies to 7∗X6.
Derivative of X3×67: Now, let's find the derivative of the second term, X3×67. Since 67 is a constant, it remains unchanged when taking the derivative. The derivative of X3 is 3×X(3−1), which simplifies to 3×X2. Therefore, the derivative of X3×67 is 67×3×X2, which simplifies to 201×X2.
Combine Derivatives: Combining the derivatives of both terms, we get the derivative of F(X) as F′(X)=7X6+201X2.
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