AJ L. answered 05/08/23
Patient and knowledgeable Calculus Tutor committed to student mastery
Assuming you mean y = √(4+3x):
y = √(4+3x)
dy/dx = (4+3x)' • 1/[2√(4+3x)] <-- Use Chain Rule
dy/dx = 3/[2√(4+3x)]
Hope this helped!
Janet G.
asked 05/08/23𝑦=sqrt 4+3𝑥
AJ L. answered 05/08/23
Patient and knowledgeable Calculus Tutor committed to student mastery
Assuming you mean y = √(4+3x):
y = √(4+3x)
dy/dx = (4+3x)' • 1/[2√(4+3x)] <-- Use Chain Rule
dy/dx = 3/[2√(4+3x)]
Hope this helped!
Chain rule: derivative inside * derivative outside
Derivative inside = d/dx 4 + 3x = 3
Derivative outside = cal 4+3x u. Derivative u^1/2 = (1/2)u^(-1/2) = 1/2sqrt(4+3x)
inside * outside = 3/2sqrt(4+3x)
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