how do u work this out √(y^15)
y^(15/2) e^(i pi floor(1/2-(15 arg(y))/(2 pi)))
y^(15/2)
7 remainer 1
y^(15/2)+O(y^(25/2))
y^(15/2)+O((1/y)^(25/2))
d/dy(sqrt(y^15)) = (15 sqrt(y^15))/(2 y)
where did u get 25
Possible derivation: d/dy(sqrt(y^15)) | Use the chain rule, d/dy(sqrt(y^15)) = ( du)/( du) ( du)/( dy), where u = sqrt(y^15) and ( du)/( du) = HoldForm'(u): = | HoldForm'(sqrt(y^15)) (d/dy(sqrt(y^15))) | Use the chain rule, d/dy(sqrt(y^15)) = ( dsqrt(u))/( du) ( du)/( dy), where u = y^15 and ( dsqrt(u))/( du) = 1/(2 sqrt(u)): = | HoldForm'(sqrt(y^15)) (d/dy(y^15))/(2 sqrt(y^15)) | The derivative of y^15 is 15 y^14: = | ((15 y^14) HoldForm'(sqrt(y^15)))/(2 sqrt(y^15))
y = 0
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@best.shakir are you copy-pasting from wolframalpha?
simplyfy √(y^15)
y sq root 15
yes best shakir l dnt understand
\[\huge \sqrt[m]{x^n}\] does that help @tafara27 ?
@lgbasallote u are good at explain
uhh wait...wrote that wrong
\[\huge \sqrt[m]{x^n} \implies x^{n/m}\] does that help?
yea thnks
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