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Find the derivative of the function: f(x)=8 ln(t^7) I used the product rule and got 8/(t^7) +ln(t^7), but it isn't correct. What did I miss??
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56/t
x is right.. :)
@mahmit2012 how did you get that answer? did I miss carrying down the exponent??
and thanks btw, your answer is the correct one. I just need to understand how you got that :)
D 56lnt=56/t
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7 come down and multiply to 8
oh ok.. got it now.. i hope lol
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