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check my math please find the first and 2nd derivative of y=2/x^4 -^3sqrt(x)
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\[y=2/(x^4) -\sqrt[3]{x}\]
for the first derivative i got -8x^-5 - 1/3 ^-2/3
so it would be -8/x^5 - 1/3x^2/3
and for the second derivative test i got 40/x^6 + 2/9x^5/3
This is what I calculated. Let me check it again to make sure. \[y = ( 40/x^{6}) + (1/3\sqrt[3]{x ^{5}})\]
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Nope. You're right. It is (2/9)x^5/3
i think u forgot to multiply the exponent -2/3 to -1/3x
but thanks though :D
No worries man :)
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