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Differentiate the function. F(y) = y ln(6 + ey)
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\[F(y)=y\ln(6+e^y)~?\]
they said that is incorrect
\[\large F'(y)=\color{royalblue}{(y)'}\ln(6+e^y)+y\color{royalblue}{\left[\ln(6+e^y)\right]'}\] So it looks like you'll need to apply the product rule.
@jkool99, I was merely asking for confirmation. Is that the same as your given function? Your writing is a bit ambiguous.
lol i completely missed read your response. yeah that is the problem what you wrote. i thought that was the solution that was given
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i got it now though. thanks @zepdrix
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