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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
Im sorry I am only new to this and did not know how to enter the function correctly. I found what I was doing wrong but thanks for the help :)
WA_EFY
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Apr 26, 2012
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Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
Yes that's what I am saying i then used the product rule and got 6x5×eln6x + x6×6/6x×eln6x
WA_EFY
Post #9
Apr 24, 2012
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Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
yes I did
WA_EFY
Post #7
Apr 24, 2012
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Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
i know its not right i got it by using a^x = e^(ln a.x) and then simplying my answer
WA_EFY
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Apr 24, 2012
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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
i am asking what the derivative of (x^6) times (6^x) with respect to x
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Apr 24, 2012
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Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x)
I have a few questions for a quiz The question was y = x^6.6^x find y' I used a^x = e^(ln a.x) therefore obtained my answer: (7x^5)(e^ln( 6 x ))
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