Differentiate y=x⁴(1-2x⁵)⁶(5-8x³)².​

Step-by-step explanation:

Let where

so that

Recall that the derivative of the product of functions is

so taking the derivatives of the individual functions, we get

So the derivative of y(x) is given by

or

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