Calc I - Higher Derivatives and Formula for nth Derivative

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okay my numerator has a pattern of 5, 50, 750, and 15000. how to find the n

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how do i know if the derivative is even or odd

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When you first take the derivative, you get the "first derivative," which is odd. If you take it again, it is the "second" derivative, which is even.

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