What will be the derivative of a constant?

same constant

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some constant

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half the constant

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Solution

The correct option is D
0

Derivative of a constant is zero. Watch the next video for the explanation.

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What will be the derivative of a constant?

The correct option is D 0 Derivative of a constant is zero. Watch the next video for the explanation.

The correct option is D
0

Derivative of a constant is zero. Watch the next video for the explanation.