Hi
I need to write a rule for the derivative ofwhere a is a constant. I was thinking of
but my teacher said that is not what he is looking for. By the way i cant seem to get it to put the entire exponent up which is (x-1).
Any ideas?
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Hi
I need to write a rule for the derivative ofwhere a is a constant. I was thinking of
but my teacher said that is not what he is looking for. By the way i cant seem to get it to put the entire exponent up which is (x-1).
Any ideas?
The derivative ofwill always be
The way to get the entire exponent is to put it in curly brackets: {x-1}
Seems like your teacher is asking you to prove it?
Note that:
If you know thatand know how to use the chain rule, then you should be able to find the derivative of