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beanryu
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how do I differentiate 4*x^(2x)?
The professor explained to the class while i was sleeping...
and I don't quite get what my fd was talking about...
can anyone help?
I know x^(2x) is different from a constant to (2x)
but I don't no how to do it...
is the answer (x^x)(lnx)+(x^x)
if so could you guys explain it step by step? THANX!
The professor explained to the class while i was sleeping...
and I don't quite get what my fd was talking about...
can anyone help?
I know x^(2x) is different from a constant to (2x)
but I don't no how to do it...
is the answer (x^x)(lnx)+(x^x)
if so could you guys explain it step by step? THANX!