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is necessary to simplified the equation before differentiation?
could I use the Quotient Rule without of simplifying ?
A question about log differentiation
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The discussion centers on the necessity of simplifying equations before applying differentiation techniques, specifically in the context of logarithmic functions. Participants express that while simplification can aid in differentiation, it is not strictly required to use the Quotient Rule. The conversation highlights the preference for rewriting logarithmic expressions, such as ##\log_4##, to facilitate easier differentiation.
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is necessary to simplified the equation before differentiation?
could I use the Quotient Rule without of simplifying ?
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Why not? But I must admit I find it easier to rewrite ##\log_4## than to think how to differentiate it...
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