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what is f' for \[9^{x ^{4}}\]
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\[(\ln9)4x^39^{x^4}\]
could it be 4(ln 9)x^3 9^x^3?
Why not 9^x^4?
wolf says that the answer is d/dx(9^(x^4)) = 4×9^(x^4) x^3 log(9) but im trying to work out why
because I don't see that as a possible choice :(
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What are the choices?
so a
a is exactly what I've written
oh, it's the equivlent to the other one.
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ok its the derivative of the outside times the derivative of the inside: inside one is easy: d/dx x^4 is 4x^3 times the derivative of the outside function d/dx 9^x which is .... (9^x)ln 9....ok I see
Let \[f=9^{x^4} \], then \[\ln(f)=x^4\ln(9)\], use implicit differentiation.
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