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how do i solve this when there is a ^(1/2)? Please help
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at x^1/2 I am guessing it is downward sloping.
te slope can actually be calculated using calcuus
dU/dx = nx ^n-1 1/2 (x) 1/2/-1 1/2 (x)^ -1/2
@jim_thompson5910 can you check my figures jim?
That looks good, if U(x) = x^(1/2), then U ' (x) = (1/2)x^(-1/2)
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slope m = 1/2a ^(-1/2)
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