
Dayv O. answered 07/21/23
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this can be useful
ln(y)=x*ln4+2x2
y'/y=ln4+4x
y'=(ln4+4x)*(4x*2e2x^2)
the second term in parenthesis is always>0
so y'=0 when x=[ln(.25)]/4
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asked 07/21/23Dayv O. answered 07/21/23
Caring Super Enthusiastic Knowledgeable Calculus Tutor
this can be useful
ln(y)=x*ln4+2x2
y'/y=ln4+4x
y'=(ln4+4x)*(4x*2e2x^2)
the second term in parenthesis is always>0
so y'=0 when x=[ln(.25)]/4
Doug C. answered 07/21/23
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