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Does anybody know how to do this: -d/dt [ ln(1+x/1+x+t)^3 ]
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read the section in your calculus book called: "The chain rule"....you have to understand the principal of using the chain rule otherwise just knowing the answer won't do anything for you...
Can anyone else show me please?
it's hard to tell exactly what the question is... but no matter--Maph's advice is sound. chain rule it... possibly more than once.
im just confused becuse of the logs...
and the minus d/dt
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the -d/dt is just a constant, you can ignore it until you get to the end.
so im differentiating with respect to t?
yes
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