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find the derivative of : \[y=(5x+\sin^{-1}3x)^{{e^x}}\]
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implicit or partial?
implicit with respect to t is: \[y=(5+\sin^{-1}(3x))^{{e^X}}\] \[y'=x' e^x(5+\sin^{-1}(3x))^{{e^X-1}} \frac{3x'} {\sqrt{1-(3x)^2}}\] maybe? that e^x has me concerned
i know me too but it looks right
wolfram says its good, except for that "3" i put up there
if its implicit with respect to x; then x'=1
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ahhh yes wolframalpha i should have plugged and chugged
just the variable in the exponent was bothering me, but i understand now, thanks for the help
youre welcome :)
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