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Differentiate:
y = 4 8√x^2Attempt to solve the problem.
f ' (x) = 4(x^2/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( (2/8) x ^-6/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( (2/8) χ 1/x ^ 6/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( 2/ x^6)
f ' (x) = 8/x ^ 6
I have no idea if this is the right answer, due to the fact that this is an online multiple choice question for homework, and I would have to pick none of the above. Problem is, I have been "none of the above" for every question so far, and I'm thinking I'm doing fundamentally wrong, even though I don't see it. Any help would be appreciated.
y = 4 8√x^2Attempt to solve the problem.
f ' (x) = 4(x^2/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( (2/8) x ^-6/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( (2/8) χ 1/x ^ 6/8)
f ' (x) = 4 ( 2/ x^6)
f ' (x) = 8/x ^ 6
I have no idea if this is the right answer, due to the fact that this is an online multiple choice question for homework, and I would have to pick none of the above. Problem is, I have been "none of the above" for every question so far, and I'm thinking I'm doing fundamentally wrong, even though I don't see it. Any help would be appreciated.
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