exactly the same
multiply the the coeffecient by exponent and subtract one from the exponent.
-200 P ^-3
I need help finding the derivative of
100P^-2
I know that 100P^2 would be 200P, but the -2 is throwing me off. Could someone help me out here? Thanks.
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Oh, okay. I got it. Thanks!
Ok, now I have to use the derivative and solve for P. So, the equation is:
4 = -200P^-3
I can get it down to:
-50 = P^-3
But, I don't know how to get the -3 away from the P.
4 = -200P^-3
I can get it down to:
-50 = P^-3
But, I don't know how to get the -3 away from the P.
Check your work above. There is an error in the value on the left side. Fix that before the next step.