y=ln (x-1)^3/(2x+3)
y'=3(1/x-1)-(2/2x+3)
y'=(3/x+1)-(2/2x+3) answer
Is this right? its a problem on a take home test and im just wondering if i got it right. If its not can you point out where.thx
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y=ln (x-1)^3/(2x+3)
y'=3(1/x-1)-(2/2x+3)
y'=(3/x+1)-(2/2x+3) answer
Is this right? its a problem on a take home test and im just wondering if i got it right. If its not can you point out where.thx
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Originally Posted by calculusphobe
