
Benjamin A.
asked 07/02/15Derivative of A=620(1.628)^t
I'm uncertain about how to find the derivative of A=620(1.628)^t.
I'm quite certain that it has something to do with making (1.628)^t into (1.628)^t * ln(t) but I'm unsure if I have to do something with the 620 as well, help would be appreciated.
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Gregg O. answered 07/02/15
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For 3 semesters in college, top of my class in Calculus
Dx[ax] = ax * ln(a). We also use Dx[C*f(x)] = C*f'(x), where C is a constant.
In your problem, a = 1.628, and C is 620. Using the above rules, we have
Dt[620*1.628t] =
620*Dt(1.628t) =
620*1.628t * ln 1.628.
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