Hi,can someone help me in finding the limit for (5x)^3/2 using first principle.
((5x+h)^3/2-(5x)^3/2)/h
This is all i got and then I am stuck on it.
Help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanx
One more
(3x+5)^3/2
Thanx in advance

Hello, crystal91!
This is a killer!
Note that: .Differentiateusing first principles.
We will differentiate. . . and multiply by
at the very end.
[1] Find
. .. . . a difference of cubes
. . Factor:. ..
. . Multiply by
. . and we have: .
[2] Divide by
[3] Take the limit: .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Multiply by