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Differentiate y= ln [e ^7x (x^4 + 9) (x^7 +6x)]
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is this your equation: \(\large y= ln [e ^7x (x^4 + 9) (x^7 +6x)] \) or is it this: \(\large y= ln [e ^{7x} (x^4 + 9) (x^7 +6x)] \)
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It is the second equation that you typed.
I'd recommend you work this thing out into a 'better' form algebraically first. Then differentiate.
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Hi sanderts :) How are you my friend?
It is not difficult. Just using some algebra.
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