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how do u find the derivative of f(x) = 4x^3/4 -5x I got f'(x)=3/x^1/4 - 5 can I combine these to get one fraction
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\[f \prime(x) = 3/x ^{1/4}-5\]
so then how would I find f''(x). Do I use the quotient rule
Yes, you can use the quotient rule again. So \[f \prime \prime(x) = -(3/4)x^{-5/4}\]
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