If f(x)=1/^3SQRTx Find F''(x)

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mathmale · Answer

Are you certain you've typed the problem in as presented to you?  that 1/^3 makes me nervous!
Could you possibly enter your problem statement using the equation editor, below?

zepdrix · Answer

$$\Large\bf\sf f(x)\quad=\quad \frac{1}{\sqrt[3]{x}}$$Is this the function? Cube root in the bottom?

anonymous · Answer

Yup thats the one

mathmale · Answer

HHH:  Note that if zepdrix is correct, "SQRT" does not belong in the problem statement.  Instead, type "CUBE ROOT OF X."

zepdrix · Answer

The equation editor uses sqrt for every root.. :)
So maybe it was presented that way.

mathmale · Answer

Mybest advice at this point is to rewrite zepdrix' correct expression as y=x^(-1/3).  You familiar with that?

anonymous · Answer

I don't know how to use this website much , anyways , anyone know how to find it?

mathmale · Answer

So, in the Equation Editor,
$$y=\frac{ 1 }{ 3^{(1/3)} }=y=3^{(-1/3)}$$

anonymous · Answer

@mathmale I just need all the working out and steps at this point, cause fractions make me cry

anonymous · Answer

Oh yeah i got it from there , thanks man

mathmale · Answer

OK.  This truly is the easiest way to solve this problem.  AFter having re-written the original function, finding the 1st and 2nd derivatives should be a snap.     You're welcome!    :)

mathmale · Answer

Actually, I've made a mistake.  Should have given you:

mathmale · Answer

$$y=x ^{-1/3}$$

mathmale · Answer

Nobody's perfect, least of all I!

anonymous · Answer

I really appreciate the time you're putting into my question.. 
True that, we all make mistakes, wish me luck man , few hours left to my finals, currently surviving on coffee