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The derivative of 3/t^3/5 - 6/t^1/2
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Do you mean \[\frac{dy}{dx}(\frac{3}{t^{3/5}}-\frac{6}{t^{1/2}})\] ?
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Ok, you must use two rules here: \[1/x^n = x^{-n}\] and \[\frac{dy}{dx}x^k = kx^{k-1}\] So re-write this as \[\frac{dy}{dx}(3t^{-3/5}-6t^{-1/2})\]
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You do know that what I wrote is not the final answer, right? You still have to differentiate according to those rules. :)
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