Hi,
When you differentiate (5x+3)^3, which then equals 3(5x+3)^2, how do you get to 15(5x+3)^2? Is it because you multiply it by the derivative of (5x+3), which is 5? But why do you do that? Because I thought you only did that if there was only 1 function of x...
Sorry, this is a really...