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Find the derivative of the following questions;

³√2t/(t^2-4)

Every thing is under the ³√ and the / is a fraction bar.

My answer is y'= t(2t)^3
Can you check my answer please
10 years ago

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Answered by bobpursley
y= (2t/(t^2-4)^1/3
let u = (t^2-4)

y=( 2tu)1/3

y=1/3 (2t/u)^(-2/3) ( 2/u + 2td(1/u/dt)

now consider the last term
d(1/u)/dt=d 1/(t^2-4)=-2t/(t^2-4)^2

check my work
10 years ago
Answered by Honey
where did you get u from
10 years ago

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