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How do I simplify the derivative of ln(12x+1)
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I know that the derivative of ln(x) = 1/x I hope that helps
1/(12x+1) * d/dx(12x+1)=12*1/(12x+1)=12/(12x+1)
Derivative of log junk times the derivative of the junk
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12x+1 = JUNK
Derivative of Ln JUNK = 1/JUNK ie 1/12x+1
Derivative of JUNK is 12 so
Derivative of log JUNK times the derivative of the JUNK ie 12 * 1/(12x+1) =12/(12x+1)
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