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OtherDguy
Ok, so I just entered Calculus and I'm currently stuck on a problem (no laughing).
Find the derivative of the algebraic function:
[tex] x^2\sqrt{9-x^2} [/tex]
I tried using the chain rule, but I get confused when composing because x exists in 2 places when you plug in g(x) back into f`(x)
Find the derivative of the algebraic function:
[tex] x^2\sqrt{9-x^2} [/tex]
I tried using the chain rule, but I get confused when composing because x exists in 2 places when you plug in g(x) back into f`(x)
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