Differentiate: h(t)= ln((t^2+1)/(t+1))
I'm having some trouble with this one. Not sure if I am doing too much work for it.
Also this one: y= x^x^2
Do I have to use logarithmic differentiaton for the second?
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Differentiate: h(t)= ln((t^2+1)/(t+1))
I'm having some trouble with this one. Not sure if I am doing too much work for it.
Also this one: y= x^x^2
Do I have to use logarithmic differentiaton for the second?
For the second one, another option besides logarithmic differentiation is exponential differentiation:
Now use the exponential, chain and product rules to find the derivative.
would you be able to show me how to differentiate it logarithmically?
We are given to differentiate:
Take the natural log. of both sides:
Now, implicitly differentiate both sides with respect to. I don't want to just work out the whole thing, but I will help guide you if you get stuck.