How do you find the derivative of #4sqrt(x-3) + x^5/(2x)#?
1 Answer
May 20, 2015
The first step here would be to write the equation in a way that is easier to understand:
now we solve for
we can use the chain rule in the first section. The chain rule states that:
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and the second section would be:
now we also know that
so we can now just drop in our two results: