StintedVisions
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I need to take the derivative of x(36-x^2)^1/2
I guess I missed a step considering my answer was slightly off from what the actual answer was. I got
f'(x)=x(1/2(36-x2)-1/2(-2x)
=-2x2/2(36-x2)1/2
=-x2/(36-x2)1/2
Where am I going wrong?
I guess I missed a step considering my answer was slightly off from what the actual answer was. I got
f'(x)=x(1/2(36-x2)-1/2(-2x)
=-2x2/2(36-x2)1/2
=-x2/(36-x2)1/2
Where am I going wrong?