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Let f(x)=(5x2+5x+5)^.5 f'(x)
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are you looking for the derivative?
yes f prime of x
You will have to use the chain rule for this (.5*(g(x))^(-.5))*g'(x)
g(x) equals the function inside the paranthesis
f(x) =(5x^2+5x+5)^.5
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okay so that is 5x^2+5x+5
yeah g(x) =5x^2+5x+5, now apply the chain rule like I showed above If you need any help let me know
okay im going to try again thanks so far
i keep getting this one wrong i need further assistance if it isn't to much trouble i got .5(5x^2+5x+5)^-.5+(5x^2+5x+5)^.5(5x+5)
it should be f' = (1/2) * (10x+5)/sqrt(5x^2+5x+5)
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lol smh i forgot to do one of the derivative several times. thx
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