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if y=u^4 + 5u^2, where u= x^5+2x^2+1, find dy/dx. Leave your answer in terms of u and x.
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@AaronAndyson
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use chain rule
I got this: 4(x^5+2x^2+1)^3(5x^4+4x) + 5(2(x^5+2x^2+1)(5x^4+4x)
thats right! but the question clearly tells us to leave the answer in terms of "u" and "x"
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y=u^4 + 5u^2 dy/dx = 4u^3 du/dx + 5(2u) du/dx = (4u^3+10u) du/dx = (4u^3+10u)(5x^4+4x)
oohh.. so we sub it
leave it like that. i don't think you need to replace "u"
thanks!!! :)
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