Question

what's the derivative of [(1-(x/9)]????⊙_⊙

Answer 1

=_=im stuck here..

Answer 2

stuck on which part?

Answer 3

x/9...

Answer 4

if i asked you what the derivative of 5x was, what would you conclude?

Answer 5

im assuming you know the power rule ....

Answer 6

Mmmm..i forgot..1/5x????????

Answer 7

ohhhhhhhhh

Answer 8

Well, \(\dfrac{x}{9}\) can be written as \(cx\). What is \(c\)?

Answer 9

\[\frac{d}{dx}kx^n=kn~x^{n-1}\]
\[\frac{d}{dx}5x^1=5(1)~x^0=5\]

Answer 10

\[\frac{d}{dx}\frac19x^1=?\]

Answer 11

Oh, \(c\) has been disclosed by Amistre. :-)

Answer 12

<<<raises hand and waves it vigorously .... pick me pick me, i know what c is!!!

Answer 13

c is 1/9;D

Answer 14

Right there.

Answer 15

I can do this without the power rule, just basic algebra. :-P

Answer 16

so, what is the deriative of say:\[y=x^{2x}\]

Answer 17

\[y = -\dfrac{1}{9}x + 1 \]As they say, the derivative is just the slope. What is the slope of this line I gave ya above?

Answer 18

No, that one is Chain Rule. :-)

Answer 19

@-@IM sorrrrrry my internets working 2 bad!!!!ill @ u after 10minn

Answer 20

Is it 1/9x?????????????????????????@p

Answer 21

sorry @ParthKohli

Answer 22

Hmm, the slope of \(y = mx + b\) is only \(m\)

Answer 23

⊙△⊙？

Answer 24

oooohhhh goshhhhhhhhh finally got it!!!thanks soooo much~!>A<@ParthKohli

Answer 25

:-)