Question

need help on the attachment

Answer 1

I cannot help as i need it in pdf form

Answer 2

ok let me put in pdf format

Answer 3

you are going to have to do product rule on both and then subtract

Answer 4

\[\frac{d}{dx}[a^x]=\ln(a)a^x\]

Answer 5

so the first part derived will be
\[9\ln(6)6^x\]

Answer 6

correct?

Answer 7

my internet connection is really slow right now so its not loading your work

Answer 8

That not one the answer choices, here a list of the answers choices

Answer 9

that would be the first part of the equation, now you need to derive the second part

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

you should get \[-9\ln(6)x^{-10}\]

let me know if you get that

Answer 12

yeah got that

Answer 13

alright so all you need to do is see if there is a GCF between the two
*hint* look at the coefficient and the natural log hahah

Answer 14

so the answer would be 9ln6(6^(x)-1/x^(10)) which is answer choice 1

Answer 15

what you said is answer 4 but yes... #1 has a plus sign

Answer 16

actually I think its answer 4 not answer choice 1

Answer 17

oops actually its is answer choice 1, lol