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afcwestwarrior
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V = [tex]\sqrt{T/u}[/tex]
Take the derivative respect to U. I'm having trouble with this.
[tex]\sqrt{T}[/tex] * 1/[tex]\sqrt{u}[/tex]
So would u look like this U^-(1/2)
since T is constant I'd leave it alone.
it would become -(1/2) * u^(-3/2)
Am I right or Am I wrong.
Take the derivative respect to U. I'm having trouble with this.
[tex]\sqrt{T}[/tex] * 1/[tex]\sqrt{u}[/tex]
So would u look like this U^-(1/2)
since T is constant I'd leave it alone.
it would become -(1/2) * u^(-3/2)
Am I right or Am I wrong.
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