Jack W.
asked 03/13/21Use logarithmic differentiation to find the derivative. y= squrt ((x-1)/(x^4-1))
y= sqrt (x-1)/x4-1)
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Bradford T. answered 03/14/21
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y = (x-1)/(x4-1)
ln(y) = ln(x-1) - ln(x4-1)
y'/y = 1/(x-1) - 4x3/(x4-1)
dy/dx = y[1/(x-1) - 4x3/(x4-1)] = ((x-1)/(x4-1))[1/(x-1) - 4x3/(x4-1)]
= 1/(x4-1) - 4(x-1)/(x4-1)2
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