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Sky.Anthony
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Homework Statement
Differentiate f(x) if f(x)=xxln(3x-6)
Homework Equations
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The Attempt at a Solution
The problem in f(x) is the xx so what I did was let a=xx and differentiated a with respect to x. I ended up with da/dx= (ln(x)+1)xx. Afterwards, I modified f(x) by substituting a for xx and ended up with f(x)=aln(3x-6) and differentiated that equation which gives me: f'(x)=(ln(x)+1)(ln(3x-6))(xx)+(xx/(x-2)).
Is this correct?