Question

find dy for y=e^((square root of x)-1)

Answer 1

what's the derivative of e^x?

Answer 2

e^x

Answer 3

In solving an equation for x, 3 is subtracted from one side of the equation. What needs to be done to the other side of the equation?
A.
add 3
B.
divide by 3
C.
subtract 3
D.
nothing

Answer 4

right but in this question you're given a function instead of x, so which rule would you apply?

Answer 5

In solving an equation for x, 3 is subtracted from one side of the equation. What needs to be done to the other side of the equation?
A.
add 3
B.
divide by 3
C.
subtract 3
D.
nothing

Answer 6

jp12sky, you can post your question where it says ask a question

Answer 7

In solving an equation for x, 3 is subtracted from one side of the equation. What needs to be done to the other side of the equation?
A.
add 3
B.
divide by 3
C.
subtract 3
D.
nothing

Answer 8

you use the chain rule right?

Answer 9

right

Answer 10

can you do it now?

Answer 11

In solving an equation for x, 3 is subtracted from one side of the equation. What needs to be done to the other side of the equation?
A.
add 3
B.
divide by 3
C.
subtract 3
D.
nothing

Answer 12

3 would be subracted from other side too jp12sky

Answer 13

thx

Answer 14

\[f(x)=e^{\sqrt{x}-1}\] like that?

Answer 15

okay i didnt read the question right but yes i know how to do it, you pretty much find the derivative.

Answer 16

right so e^(anything) = e^(anything) and then you multiply it with the derivative of that anything