For a function y(x) we have that the derivative is: y'(x)=8x^6+6x+5 and that y(5)=1. The value of y(1) is:

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For a function y(x) we have that the derivative is: y'(x)=8x^6+6x+5 and that y(5)=1. The value of y(1) is:

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For a function y(x) we have that the derivative is:
y'(x)=8x^6+6x+5 and that y(5)=1. The value of y(1) is:
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