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Find the derivative without simplifying
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\[f(x)=9\ln(3x^5+6)\]
Now this i dont have a clue how to solve
I looked at Wolfram "step by step" and it is quite a problem, I was clueless also.
i was trying to do it. And i got \[\frac{ 135x^5 }{ 3x^5+6 }\]
There were 11 steps in their solution with the final results of \[45x ^{4} \over2 + x ^{5}\] That is correct, with a reduction by 3 giving what I am showing.
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Either would be correct.
is mines correct
Yes, it could be simplified further by dividing numerator and denominator by 3 (reducing by 3)
I cant simplify the answer
and why 3? where did you got 3?
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