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Find the derivative of the function. g(t) = e^(−9/t^(9)) g'(t) =
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g'(t) = e^(−9/t^(9)) * (−9/t^(9))'
chain rule :)
chain rule :(
(−9/t^(9))' = (−9*t^(-9))'=81t^(-8)
what is the 81t^(-8)?
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it's not g'(t), right?
zarkon, please help!
g(t) = e^(−9/t^(9)) \[g(t)=e^{\frac{-9}{t^9}}=e^{-9t^{-9}}\] \[g'(t)=e^{-9t^{-9}}(-9)(-9)t^{-9-1}=e^{-9t^{-9}}81t^{-10}\]
ok?
where did the second (-9) come from?
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\[\frac{d}{dt}\left(t^{-9}\right)=-9t^{-10}\]
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