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d/dx(-4.9x^2+14.7x) | x=2 (I get -19.6 m/s instead of -4.9)

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I'm having a hard time figuring this because it seems like I followed every step correctly.
I get to -4.9 with my calculator

Edit: not so correctly... see my 2nd post
 
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Somebody pointed me my error :

I forgot to add the (x+dx) when replacing t (for y2) in the 14,7t part

Sorry for bothering for nothing !!
 
Hello,

The derivative is 14.7-9.8*x, evaluated at x=2 we get -4.9 that's all there is to it.
There's no 't' in your original equation.
 
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