Need help with euler langrange equation.

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Need urgent help with euler langrange equation.

So I've identified the euler langrange equation in my problem as

d/dt (∂L/(∂x: ̇))-∂L/∂x=0

translates to d/dS (∂L/(∂C: ))-∂L/∂C=0

if L is L=43.007 ln(C)-0.0042S^2-3.4339S+1059.37

whereby ∂C:= ∂C/∂S.

How do i solve this?? I am stuck.
 
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You should probably start by calculating some derivatives
 


I can't get ∂L/(∂C:)
 


Why?
 


what do you mean why?

I have no clue how to get ∂L/(∂C:).

I do however get ∂L/∂C as 43.007/C
 
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