Using the chain rule... how can i differentiate this?
y=x�ã(x-2)
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I do not know what a with an umlaut over it means.
If I recall, this means √ (the dager of copy/paste from word processor screens)
If that is so, then
y = x√(x-1)
using the product rule, if
y = uv
y' = u'v + uv'
y' = (3x-2)/(2√(x-1))
If that is so, then
y = x√(x-1)
using the product rule, if
y = uv
y' = u'v + uv'
y' = (3x-2)/(2√(x-1))