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g(x)=1/(4th root(x^3) See the following post How do you find the derivative of this using the differentiation formula?
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\[g(x)=\frac{ 1 }{ \sqrt[4]{x^3} } \]
i would start by rewriting the denominator as x^(3/4)
well, this is equal to \[g(x)= x ^{\frac{ -3 }{ 4 }}\] So, g'(x) would be?
-3/4 x^-7/4
Use Power Rule
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\[\large g(x) = x^{-3/4}\]Use the power rule.\[\large g'(x) = -\cfrac{3}{4} x^{-3/4-1}\]\[\large g'(x) = -\cfrac{3}{4} x^{-7/4} \]
\[\large -\cfrac{3}{4x^{7/4}} \ \text{or} \ -\cfrac{3}{4\sqrt[4]{x^7}} \]
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Oooook.
Do you understand, @wesdg1978 ?
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@Jhannybean Yes, I understand now, thanks for your help!
Awesome :)
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