(Subject mathematics) question 1 solve the problem ExEFir) = C x²- 3x°x+), Find feze2find f'exs|whenズ= 2

f(x)=(x3-3x2+3)3/2 f'(x)=32(x3-3x2+3)1/3ddx(x3-3x2+3) f'(x)=32(x3-3x2+3)1/3(3x2-6x)

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