Inactive Tutor answered 03/21/21
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1/x^1/3 = x^-1/3
derivative brings the exponent down as a coefficient, and reduces the exponent by 1
(-1/3)x^-4/3 or
(-1/3)/x^4/3 or
-1/3x^4/3
Mohammed A.
asked 04/14/18Inactive Tutor answered 03/21/21
1/x^1/3 = x^-1/3
derivative brings the exponent down as a coefficient, and reduces the exponent by 1
(-1/3)x^-4/3 or
(-1/3)/x^4/3 or
-1/3x^4/3
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