Oww okay, only if the equation in the brackets is linear yeah.. what is it was 2(3+3x)^3 do you multiple 2(3+3x)^3 for differentiating then differentiate normally?When u differetiate for example 2(3x+3)^3
U multiply the power and reduce one and multiply the derivative in the brackets thats whys confusing u
In this it will be 6(3x+3)^2 multiply by 3
For integration of same
2(3x+3)^3
Increase power by one , divide it and multiply the derivate by denomatior!!
It will go like this
2(3x+3)^4 /4 multiply 3
I dont need likes pray we all get straight a*
Even for Integ, you divide by 4 x 3 or no?
Sorry for disturbance,