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Take derivative implicitly (tan(4u) + z^2)^5 What's the derivative of 4sin^3(x^7) Sketch a rough graph of...

Take derivative implicitly (tan(4u) + z^2)^5

What's the derivative of 4sin^3(x^7)

Sketch a rough graph of 3^x and use it to find the limit at both inf and -inf. Expl how you know.

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