Asked by Amelia
differentiate using product, chain and quotient rule
ln x / 5x-7
and
e^x / 2x^3 - 1
could you help me out with the first and just point me in the right direction for the first i cant seem to get the steps in the right order and then it gets all muddled
thank you
A!
ln x / 5x-7
and
e^x / 2x^3 - 1
could you help me out with the first and just point me in the right direction for the first i cant seem to get the steps in the right order and then it gets all muddled
thank you
A!
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
let u= e^x v=(5x-7)
du/dx=e^x dv/dx= 5
f= uv^-1
f'= u d(v^-1)/dx+ v^-1 du/dx
f'= -uv^-2 dv/dx + v^-1 e^x
so...
f'=-5e^x/(5x-7)^2+ e^x/(5x-7
check that.
du/dx=e^x dv/dx= 5
f= uv^-1
f'= u d(v^-1)/dx+ v^-1 du/dx
f'= -uv^-2 dv/dx + v^-1 e^x
so...
f'=-5e^x/(5x-7)^2+ e^x/(5x-7
check that.
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