How do you differentiate this?

In summary, differentiating content involves understanding the unique qualities and characteristics of information and presenting it in a way that is tailored to a specific audience or purpose. It requires the ability to analyze, synthesize, and condense complex ideas and present them in a clear and concise manner. Differentiation can be achieved through various techniques, such as summarizing, paraphrasing, and visual aids, to effectively communicate the key points and main ideas of the content. It is a valuable skill for effectively conveying information and engaging with diverse audiences.
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Dr. HappyNuke
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Here's the problem:

Differentiate: http://www.webassign.net/www31/symImages/9/b/f70b139b79e8157ad26bf9782128ae.gif

I tried this and somehow came up with 7(x^3/2) - 8(x^1/2). But that is not correct.

How do you do this? I really appreciate your help. Thanks.
 
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I applied the Product Rule and got this :

7.Sqrt[x] + (7x - 8)/(2.Sqrt[x])
 
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7(x^3/2) - 8(x^1/2) is just from multiplying out the bracket, you haven't actually differentiated it yet. See if you get the right answer when differentiating what you already have :)
 
  • #4
omg you're right...I feel so stupid. >< I shouldn't have taken calc over the summer! lol
 
  • #5
Don't worry, I have moments like that far too often. Good luck!
 

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