Question

compute the derivative...

Answer 1

\[d/dx (log_{4}(x^{5}+x ^{2}) \])

Answer 2

\[\frac{d}{dx}\log_b(x)=\frac{1}{x\ln(b)}\] plus the chain rule should do it

Answer 3

((1/6)x^6+(1/3)x^3)(1/(xln4))

Answer 4

so you get
\[\frac{5x^4+2x}{(x^5+x^2)\ln(4)}\]

Answer 5

whoops i integrated

Answer 6

and derived at the same time lol

Answer 7

i was wondering what that was. i see it now yes. sort of a combinations anti- derivative/derivative

Answer 8

and forget to substitute back in... wow that was one huge fail