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what is the derivative of ln(x-1)?
If you are studying the calculus of logarithms your question surprises me, since that is one of the most basic ones in that topic.
in general if y = ln("anything")
then y' = 1/"anything" * derivative of "anything"
just apply this rule and let me know what you got.
If you are studying the calculus of logarithms your question surprises me, since that is one of the most basic ones in that topic.
in general if y = ln("anything")
then y' = 1/"anything" * derivative of "anything"
just apply this rule and let me know what you got.
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