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f(x)= ln( 2^x x^2) find f'(-2/ln2)
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Take the derivative of f(x) then plug in (-2/ln2) into the x value of your derivative equation.
can you also show steps on how to find derivative? thank you
Use the chain rule and split it up. This will help a lot. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=+ln%28+2%5Ex+x%5E2%29+derivative
ugh i hate wolframalpha it always overcomplicates things :/ can you show me w/ your own steps please? :/ cuz i'm not really familiar w/logs
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