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Find the higher order ($2$) derivative of $\sin\left(x^3\right)\cos\left(y^5\right)+\sin\left(y^5\right)\cos\left(x^3\right)$

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Plotting: $-5\sin\left(x^3\right)\left(5y^{8}\cos\left(y^5\right)+4y^{3}\sin\left(y^5\right)\right)+5\cos\left(x^3\right)\left(-5y^{8}\sin\left(y^5\right)+4y^{3}\cos\left(y^5\right)\right)$

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 Main Topic: Quadratic Equations

The quadratic equations (or second degree equations) are those equations where the greatest exponent to which the unknown is raised is the exponent 2.

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