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DERIVATIVE QUESTION: how to find the derivative of this: http://i.imgur.com/jh8EW.png
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\[\ln(y)=x^2\ln(7^2)\]
\[y=e^{(x^2\ln(49)}\]
thats not the right answer :S
yes \[dy/dx=2x \ln(49)e^{x^2\ln49}\]
@Jonask I believe your first step is wrong. It should be:\[\ln(y)=2^{x^2}\ln(7)\]
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You can then use implicit differentiation, but you would need to first make another substitution along the way to work out the derivative of \(2^{x^2}\).
oh i was getting worried about that can we use mod thing here
got it, the answer is 2^(x^2+1)*7^(2^(x^2))*x*ln(2)*ln(7)
that is the correct answer.
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