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whats the derivative of te^(-t/2)
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Im not sure the method for solving this, but I can check your answer using mathcad if you like
I got an answer, but its wrong, i know that much
what did you get?
well, its actually referencing it off of another answer with the same question except with a 5 instead of a 2, which is e^(-t/2)((-1/2)t+1)
okay well the answer is \[-\frac{t-2}{2}(e^{-t/2})\]
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not sure if that helps
that will help, now i can break it down and see how to do it. thank you
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