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Natural SciencesMathematicsPhilosophy Of MathematicsCalculus Of Variations
the best known answer is Faà di Bruno’s Formula. If g and f are functions with a sufficient number of derivatives, then dm g ( f (t)) = dtm � m! b1! b2!···bm! g(k) � � ′ b1 � ′ ′ f (t) f (t) ( f (t))
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