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Find d2y/dx2 in terms of x and y. y6 = x9
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y^6 and X^9
are you supposed to find the second derivative of \[y^6=x^9\]?
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ok here goes. the derivative of \[x^9\] is \[9x^8\] and the derivative of \[y^6\] is \[6y^5y'\] so first step is to write \[6y^5y'=9x^8\]
solve for \[y'\] to get \[y'=\frac{3x^8}{2y^5}\]
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clear so far, because that was the easy part
now you have to find \[y''\] using the quotient rule
yes
ok so the quotient rule: the denominator will be \[4y^{10}\]
the numerator will be \[2y^5\times 24x^7-3x^8\times 10y^4y'\] is that apart clear?
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