Question

hi, pls i need a detail solution for this function. find the derivative of 2y=6^(x^2-10x+9)

Answer 1

First, take the natural log of both sides:
\(\large 2y=6^{x^2-10x+9} \)
\(\large ln(2y)=ln(6^{x^2-10x+9}) \)
...???

Can you simplify that last line?

Answer 2

no i cannot

Answer 3

You'll need to know how to simplify logarithms to take derivatives of exponential functions. Sorry i can't help.

Answer 4

this is correct now :)