Question

y=lnx/(x^2+4)^2(sin^3x) using logarithmatic differentiation

Answer 1

ok Well, starting off, we just take the natural log of both sides so we can fix that power of ln(x)
ln(y)=ln(x)∗ln(sin3x)
Since I took the natural log, I was able to bring down that ln(x) power and make it into a multiplication instead. So now the right side is a product rule derivative. Would you know how to do that differentiation?

Answer 2

this make sense

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

i'm understand now