If Y = a + bX + cX^d,then dY/dX is: A) a + bX + cX^d. B) b - 1 + (c - 1)X^d^{- 1}. C) b + (d - 1)(c - 1)X^d^{- 1}. D) b + cdX^d^{- 1}. E) bX + cX^d.

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The derivative of Y with respect to X, dY/dX, involves differentiating each term of Y = a + bX + cX^d with respect to X. The derivative of a constant (a) is 0, the derivative of bX with respect to X is b, and the derivative of cX^d with respect to X involves applying the chain rule, resulting in cdX^d^{- 1}, assuming the symbols represent constants and operations that follow standard differentiation rules.

If Y = a + BX + CXd,then DY/dX Is

If Y = a + BX + CX^d,then DY/dX Is