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((16*x^4)/4)'The calculation above is a derivative of the function f (x)
((16*x^4)'*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
(((16)'*x^4+16*(x^4)')*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
((0*x^4+16*(x^4)')*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
((0*x^4+16*4*x^(4-1))*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
((0*x^4+16*4*x^3)*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
(64*x^3*4-(16*x^4*(4)'))/(4^2)
(64*x^3*4-(16*x^4*0))/(4^2)
16*x^3
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