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Find the derivative. y = π/(9x)^2
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so would I first do the power rule on the bottom and make it 18x sooo Y=pi/18x?
i think you need to change the function to x^n form first
\[\large y = \dfrac{\pi}{(9x)^2}\]
\[\large = \dfrac{\pi}{81x^2}\]
\[\large = \dfrac{\pi}{81}x^{-2}\]
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now it is ready for power rule ^^
take the derivative
or product rule? can we use that
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is my math really off?
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