Asked by Stuck
Differentiate x5^sqrt(x).
Help please!
Help please!
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Answered by
Reiny
not clear
is it
x(5)^√x ??
is it
x(5)^√x ??
Answered by
Stuck
Yes, basically, "x times 5 to the square root of x".
Answered by
Reiny
use the product rule,
you will have to know how to differentiate a function of the type y = a^u, where a is any positive number
so
y = (x)(5^√x)
dy/dx = x (5^√x)(ln5)(1/2)(x^)(-1/2) + 5^√x
you will have to know how to differentiate a function of the type y = a^u, where a is any positive number
so
y = (x)(5^√x)
dy/dx = x (5^√x)(ln5)(1/2)(x^)(-1/2) + 5^√x
Answered by
Stuck
Ah yes! Ok, I see what's going on. Thanks!
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