Asked by Jason
If f(x) = 4ln(5 x+ 4ln(x)), find f'( x ).
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Answered by
Reiny
let f(x) = y , then
y = 4ln(5x + 4y)
dy/dx = 4/(5x + 4y) ( 5 + 4dy/dx)
(dy/dx)(5x) + (dy/dx)(4y) = 20 + 16(dy/dx)
(dy/dx)(5x + 4y - 16) = 20
dy/dx = 20/(5x + 4y - 16)
y = 4ln(5x + 4y)
dy/dx = 4/(5x + 4y) ( 5 + 4dy/dx)
(dy/dx)(5x) + (dy/dx)(4y) = 20 + 16(dy/dx)
(dy/dx)(5x + 4y - 16) = 20
dy/dx = 20/(5x + 4y - 16)
Answered by
Jason
at the end when you get dy/dx = 20/(5x+4y -16) ... what do you replace y with? in the beginning you have y = 4ln(5x+4y) the answer is only in terms of x...
Answered by
Reiny
Jason, I actually misread your question as
f(x) = 4ln(5 x+ 4f(x)),
so please ignore the above reply totally.
Here is the real answer, much easier than my wrong interpretation.
f '(x) = [4/(5x + 4lnx)](5 + 4/x)
f(x) = 4ln(5 x+ 4f(x)),
so please ignore the above reply totally.
Here is the real answer, much easier than my wrong interpretation.
f '(x) = [4/(5x + 4lnx)](5 + 4/x)
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