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Fined the derivative of 10^-4*90/10^-4+6.
14 years ago

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Answered by Mae
Oops, I mean 10^-4*90x/10^-4+6x.
14 years ago
Answered by Reiny
The way you typed it ...

let y = (10^-4)(90x)/(10^-4) + 6x
= 90x + 6x
dy/dx = 90+6 = 96
14 years ago
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