if y= 4^x *ln(x) find dy/dx
this is a bit tricky... but doable with implicit differentiation..
4^xln4lnx + 4^x/x
Using the chain rule we get: \[dy/dx = 4^x*(1/x)+ln(x)*(4^x)'\]
now we just need to find what the derivative of\[4^x\]is
\[f=4^x\]\[f'-?\]\[ln(f)=x*ln(4)\]
\[\frac{1}{f}\frac{df}{dx}=ln(4)\]
\[\frac{df}{dx}=ln(4) * f\] \[\frac{df}{dx}=ln(4)*4^x=4^x*ln(4)\]
Plugging that into the original equation gives us: \[\frac{dy}{dx} = \frac{4^x}{x}+ln(x)*(4^x)'\]\[\frac{dy}{dx}=\frac{4^x}{x}+ln(x)*(4^x*ln(4))\]
wow @kaylalynn you're a noob I had the answer for you yet u medal him
^you didn't explain. I could have used a calculator and gotten the answer in seconds myself as well.
sorry @TanteAnna I didn't see your response. However he did show the work.
Well I didn't use a calculator this question is so simple you don't need work this is 2nd grade material, yo.
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