Higher-order derivative: d²/dx² (x⁴) =
Ax²
B12x²
C4x³
D24x
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 12x²
First: 4x³. Second: 12x². (Third: 24x. Fourth: 24. Higher: 0.)
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