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How do I find the derivative of y=√(1+2e^3x)
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This is that same thing as \[y=(1+2e ^{3x})^{1/2}\] Agreed?
ya, I'm just mostly confused as to how to find the derivative of 2e^3x.. is it just 2e^3x? Like would I use the power rule on that term?
So now we use the chain rule, set u= 1+2e^3x So now we have u^1/2(derivative of u) The derivative of u^1/2 is 1/2u^-12 So now we have 1/2u^-1/2(derivative of u) And how we find the derivative of u is chain rule with 2e^3x (1 is irrelevant bc derivative of 1 is 0)
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