find y' and y''

y = ln(x+(square root of (9+x^2))

2 answers

is the square root in parenthesis within the ln? on one side it is and on the other its not
I figure it's

y = ln (x+√(9+x^2))
y' = 1/(x+√(9+x^2)) (1 + x/√(9+x^2))
= 1/√(9+x^2)
y" = -x/(9+x^2)^(3/2)
Similar Questions
  1. Add and Subtract Radicals Quick CheckMath 8 Q2 (Pre-Algebra) / Roots and Irrational Numbers add 2 square root 21 + 3 square root
    1. answers icon 1 answer
  2. Add and Subtract Radicals Quick CheckMath 8 Q2 (Pre-Algebra) / Roots and Irrational Numbers add 3 square root 21 + 7 square root
    1. answers icon 1 answer
  3. Express in simplest radical form.square root of, 3, x, end square root 3x ​ Answer Multiple Choice Answers square root of, 3,
    1. answers icon 1 answer
    1. answers icon 3 answers
more similar questions