Find the derivative g(x)=x^7(2.6)^x
\[x^7*(2.6)^x\]
do you know the multiplication rule for derivative?
Product rule?
yes thats it
It'd be x^7[d/dx(2.6)^x]+(2.6)^x[d/dx x^7]?
Just having a problem with 2.6^x, I know it has something to do with the power of x and ln lol :(
yes correct
(7x^6)(2.6)^x + (x^7)(x)(2.6)^x(ln2.6)
x^7*ln(2.6)*(2.6)^x+7x^6(2.6)^x
@Sky15 ODTÜ is a fine university kind sir, i study at itü.
So I got it right just not entirely sure how lol
yeah practive it more its straight forward just a lot of operations.
So pretty much: first term of the deriv is outside times ln (number) and drop the exponent, times number with the exponent, plus derived outside times original number and exponent? lol
IDC if it's the "wrong way" it's my last math class ever :DDDD
may the math gods be always with you :P
Help me on my new question since I am completely lost lol
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