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what is the derivative of f(x) = ln(x^2 +10)?
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do you recall the derivative of ln(x) ?
1/x
thats right :) but more proper its Dx[ln(x)] = \(\frac{dx}{x}\)
Dx[ln(x^2+10)] is the same fashion; put the innards to the bottom and their derivative up top Dx(x^2+10) 2x ----------- = -------- (x^2+10) (x^2+10)
it applying the "chain rule"
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thank you.
yep :)
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