Find the derivative of -(1)/(20000)x^2
you can rewrite it as -(20000x^2)^(-1) then do power rule + chain so derivative = -(-1)(20000x^2)^(-2) * (20000(2x)) then simplify
Is the answer -0.0001?
??? I think there is still supposed to be an x in there
opps forgot the x
negatives cancel out?
and it is 0.0001 (x/x^4) = 0.0001(x^-3)
ahh ok I see now.
oh wait... does the x start on the top or bottom?
\[-\frac{ 1 }{ 20000 }x^2\]
sorry, I had did it as on the bottom here is the correct wolfram alpha answer http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=derivative+of+-%281%29%2F%2820000%29x%5E2+
ahh ok in the computer they have it written as -0.0001x I was wondering how did they get that. from \[-\frac{ x }{ 10000 }\]
nvm got it now hehe thanks
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