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What is the derivative of:
f(x) = ß1ln(x) + ß2(ln(x))^2
is it:
f(x)' = ß1/x + 2*ß2ln(x)
???
Thanks!
f(x) = ß1ln(x) + ß2(ln(x))^2
is it:
f(x)' = ß1/x + 2*ß2ln(x)
???
Thanks!
Originally posted by: White Widow
What is the derivative of:
f(x) = ß1ln(x) + ß2(ln(x))^2
is it:
f(x)' = ß1/x + 2*ß2ln(x)
???
Thanks!
Originally posted by: BigJ
I'm actually glad when people post questions like this. It shows they're actually trying to work on a problem and figure out how you arrive at the solution rather then plugging it into a Ti-89, Maple, or Mathematica to get a solution.
Originally posted by: BigPoppa
Originally posted by: BigJ
I'm actually glad when people post questions like this. It shows they're actually trying to work on a problem and figure out how you arrive at the solution rather then plugging it into a Ti-89, Maple, or Mathematica to get a solution.
I did that in high school. Then I got to college and almost got owned when I couldn't do simple stuff like the chain rule. Now my single variable (have yet to reach calc3) integral and derivative skills are excellent thanks to only using a simple 2 line TI scientific calulator.
Originally posted by: White Widow
What is the derivative of:
f(x) = ß1ln(x) + ß2(ln(x))^2
is it:
f(x)' = ß1/x + 2*ß2ln(x)
???
Thanks!
Originally posted by: BigJ
I'm actually glad when people post questions like this. It shows they're actually trying to work on a problem and figure out how you arrive at the solution rather then plugging it into a Ti-89, Maple, or Mathematica to get a solution.
Originally posted by: BigPoppa
I did that in high school. Then I got to college and almost got owned when I couldn't do simple stuff like the chain rule. Now my single variable (have yet to reach calc3) integral and derivative skills are excellent thanks to only using a simple 2 line TI scientific calulator.