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y = 15^(8x-x^2) what is the derivative?
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ln(y) = (8x-x^2)*ln5
differentiate both sides implicitly: (1/y)(dy/dx) = (ln5)*(8-2x)
Multiply both sides by y: dy/dx = (ln15)*(8-2x)*y.. by the way i had typos, both of those ln5s above should be ln15
dy/dx = ln(15)(8-2x)(15^(8x-x^2))
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