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solve using first principle of differenciation
1)y=e^3x
2)y=1/3(x^2)^1/2
9 years ago

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Answered by AMELIA
the derivative of e^f(x)= e^f(x) . d/dx [f(x)]
therefore

y'=e^3x.3

2) use chain rule
y'=1/6(x^2)^-1/2 . 2x
9 years ago
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1)y=e^3x
2)y=1/3(x^2)^1/2

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