Find the partial derivative.Let f(x, y) = (3x5y4 - 10)2. Find fy.

A. 2(3x5y4 - 10)
B. 12x5y3
C. 30x4y4(3x5y4 - 10)
D. 24x5y3(3x5y4 - 10)


Answer: D

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