Question

HELP HOMEWORK DUE SOON!!!

Find the derivative of 4x(lnx+ln4)−6x+e

Answer 1

I put 4(lnx+ln4)+4x((1/x)+(1/4))-6+e as my answer

Answer 2

\[ 4x \left( \ln x+\ln4 \right)−6x+e\] the derivative of this whole thing...?

Answer 3

\[4x \left( \ln x+\ln4 \right)-6x+e\]

Answer 4

the derivative of e is 0. e is just a number

Answer 5

same for ln(4)

Answer 6

the derivative of ln(4) is 0 ...(not 1/4)

Answer 7

thanks!

Answer 8

so you are left with:\[4(\ln x+\ln4)+4x \left( \frac1x \right)-6\]

simplify further:\[4\ln x+4\ln4-2\]