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can any help me with the deriv. of 16w+6((310/w))+3w???? and the critical ppoints/// i cant get a right answer
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\[16w+6(310/w)+3w\] right?
yea
first add like terms then find derivative of each term using the power rule
would i multiply 6by 310?
yes
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remember 1/w = w^-1
so i got the function to be derived... (1860/w)+19w?,,
correct
isnt that the quotient rule then ? i got (1860/w^2)+19
you could use the quotient rule, however be careful about the sign it should be -(1860/w^2) +19 (f/g)' = f'g - g'f/g^2
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now set it equal to zero and solve for w
you should get w^2 = 1860/19
right igot that ...
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ok good those are your critical points
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ok thanks you lots...
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