f'(x)=sqrt(x)*sin(x) The first derivative of

find the derivative ofy = sqrt(9 - 16x) Use the chain rule. First find the derivative of the sqrt, and multiply that by the
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Please help with this. I submitted it below and was asked to clarify by Henry (hope this is clearer and thank you). I need the
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How would you solve the following problem explicitly?Sqrt(1-y^2) dx - sqrt(1-x^2) dy I separated the x and y terms and got:
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This is a large problem, sorry for the trouble.if f(x) = sqrt(x^3 + 5x + 121)(x^2 + x + 11) Find fprime/derivative of/at 0 I
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Question: ∫(x^2)/sqrt(x^2+1)u=x^2+1 , x^2= u-1, du=2xdx ∫(u-1)/sqrt(u) , expand ∫u/sqrt(u) - 1/sqrt(u) Integrate:
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Please compute the derivative for g(x)= sqrt x - 3/x squared. I know the derivative for sqrt x = x ^1/2
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1.) Find the derivative of tan (sec x).2.) Find the derivative if 1/x in four ways, using the limit process, power rule,
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Find the derivative of cos(sqrt(e^(x^3)cos(x))I got -sin(sqrt(e^(x^3)cos(x))*((sqrt(e^(x^3)cos(x)) Do I just leave the
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derivative of ((Sqrt(x+3y)+sqrt(3xy))=(sqrt(21)+sqrt(90)) at point (6,5)google
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find the derivative of f(x)=x^2sec^2(3x)also with g(x)=sqrt(cosxsecx) i get zero because cos and sec cancel each other out and
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