(3200t+4)(128t+0.16t) by differentiation

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This is not an equation; it's an expression. Are you sure it's correct, because 128t+0.16t simplifies to128.16t?

So that expanded this is (3200t+4)128.16t=410112t2+512.64t.

If this is differentiated wrt t we get: 820224t+512.64.

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