Find the derivative of: y=x^3/2 *(3ln(x)-2)

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Homework Statement



Find the derivative of:

y=x^3/2 *(3ln(x)-2)

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iam using product rule
dy/dx =[d/dx x^3/2]*(3ln(x)-2) + x^3/2 [d/dx(3ln(x)-2)]

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