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Calculate dy/dx. Simplify your answer. y = x^5√x
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I know I use the power rule, after multiplying it out. But the square root is confusing me.
\[x ^{5}\sqrt{x}=x^{5+1/2}=x^{5.5}\]
Hence \[dx/dy= 5.5x^{4.5}=5.5x^4\sqrt{x}\]
I assume you know \[\sqrt{x}=x^{1/2}\]
so you just multiplied x^5 and x^1/2. And then used the power rule, right? O_O
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Yes I knew that. x3
Exactly
Ohhhh okay, I see I see. That square root was tripping me up so badly. thank you very much for your help.
you would use the product rule because it's technically (x^5)(x^1/2)
either way.
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