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find the derivative of 6 sqrtx + 3 ^3sqrtx ?
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try changing the square roots to exponents, then apply power rule
okay, so we need to do some 'get ready steps'
for example, sqrt(x) = x^(1/2)
\[h(x) =6\sqrt{x} + 3\sqrt[3]{x} = 6(x)^{1/2} + 3(x)^{1/3}\]
what rule is this? @baldymcgee6
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rule of exponents
we haven't applied any differentiating rules yet. this is just re-arranging to make it easier for us.
ohh ok ok
so after that we pick rule right.
Right, here we can just use the power rule again
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ok so it would be 6x^1/2?
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No it would be |dw:1350752750129:dw|
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