What is the derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z ?

The derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z is 4-a-b-c

What is the first derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z ?

The first derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z is 4-a-b-c

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derivative of

f (b) = (4 - a - b - c) z

4 - a - b - c

Solution steps

\frac{d}{d z} ((4 - a - b - c) z)

Take the constant out:

(a \cdot f)^{'} = a \cdot f^{'}

= (4 - a - b - c) \frac{d z}{d z}

Apply the common derivative:

\frac{d z}{d z} = 1

= (4 - a - b - c) \cdot 1

Simplify

= 4 - a - b - c

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What is the derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z ?
The derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z is 4-a-b-c
What is the first derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z ?
The first derivative of f(b)=(4-a-b-c)z is 4-a-b-c