Question

How to calculate the derivative of y = c^(1/2) x^(1/2)? NOT THE ANSWER!!!!

Answer 1

With respect to which variable are you differentiating?

Answer 2

The first one

Answer 3

which is ...

Answer 4

Is it dy over sqr of c?

Answer 5

And to answer your question, c

Answer 6

I am in elem(5th grade), so please answer thouroughly

Answer 7

Since you're differentiating with respect to c (very unusual) x is your constant term. Where is it in your answer?
5th grade doing calculus???

Answer 8

Yes its weird right?

Answer 9

I just like math

Answer 10

facepalm y

Answer 11

Since you like math, and you're into calculus, what's the derivative of 2x + 3? (With respect to x)

Answer 12

ummm

Answer 13

well you remove the 3 since its an added constant

Answer 14

OK

Answer 15

just refering to my textbook

Answer 16

not the smartest

Answer 17

4x?

Answer 18

because the derivative of x is dy/dx=2x

Answer 19

acually no

Answer 20

5x

Answer 21

Nope. Here's what I'd suggest. Go to Kahn Academy at https://www.khanacademy.org/math/differential-calculus/taking-derivatives/derivative-intro/v/calculus-derivatives-1 and start from the beginning.
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Good luck!

Answer 22

Ok Thanks!!!