12 Answered Questions for the topic Chain Rule

Chain Rule Calculus Polynomials

03/24/21

Finding the Derivative When the Exponent is a Polynomial & a Chain Rule Question
I was blessed with the equation of 597.3(0.9214x+12). I've tried multiple ways to find the derivative, but I keep coming to a couple road blocks.I'm certain that I have to use the chain rule to... more
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09/26/19

Compute f'(x) in three different ways
f(x)=(2x^2-5)^21.) multiplying out and then differentiating2.) Using the product rule3.) Using the chain ruleShow that the results coincide
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08/18/18

Chain law with functions of several variables
A function 'f' of two variables is said to be homogeneous of degree 'n' if f(tx,ty) = t^n*f(x,y) whenever t > 0.   How can I show that such a function 'f' satisfies the equation: x*(partial... more
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Chain Rule Math Calculus Volume

02/09/17

Extending Differentiation (Confused...)
VOLUME : A spherical balloon is inflated with gas at the rate of 500 cubic centimeters per minute. How fast is the radius of the balloon increasing at the instant the radius is (a) 30 cm and (b) 60... more
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02/08/17

Extending Differentiation
Given that y=1/2x-1 + 1/(2x-1)^2, find the exact value of dy/dx when x=2
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Chain Rule Math Calculus Math Help

10/21/16

How do I solve d/dx e^(2x)(x^2 + 5^x)?
I believe I am supposed to use the chain rule? I am still new to the concept so please, step by step how would I solve this?
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Chain Rule Calculus 3

03/10/16

Using chain rule to find formula
Let f(x,y,z) = ex+ysinz, and let x= g(s,t), y=h(s,t), z=k(s,t) and m(s,t)=f(g(s,t),h(s,t),k(s,t)). Find a formula for mst using the chain rule and verify that your answer is symmetric in s and t.
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01/16/16

Using chain rule and product/quotient rule, find derivative of sin(3x^2)/x when x=(squareroot of pi)
sin(3x^2)x^-1   this is how far I got.  when do I sub in √pi ? what do I do next?
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Chain Rule

02/12/15

I'm having trouble approaching this problem. The problem says: differentiate with respect to t: y=bcost+t^2sint.
The chain rule has been giving me problems. Maybe some tips on carrying the chain rule through? 
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10/30/14

let h(x)=f(g(x)). Find: (a) h'1 (b) h'(2) (c) h'(3)
Need help   let h(x)=f(g(x)). Find: (a) h'1 (b) h'(2) (c) h'(3)
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Chain Rule Derivatives

10/24/14

third derivative
f(x) = ln(ln(7x)) = f'''(x) = ?
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Chain Rule

02/20/13

Sin(x)=2sin(x)cos(x)
Use the chain rule using all steps possible
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