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u(t)=sqrt(t^2-16) / sqrt(t-6) find u'(t) Myininaya helped me with a similar problem, but I'm getting the wrong answer for this one for some reason.
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I'm getting 1/[2(t-6)^(1/2)]
|dw:1329413852147:dw|i am getting...
its supposed to be 36... my bad!
u(t)=sqrt(t^2-36) / sqrt(t-6)
ha makes a difference
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answer is then 1/ (t+6)
Please show how you got that. It is correct though!
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