#Calculus
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Mm i prefer logarithmic differtiation
That will simplify your answer
Btw you have to use product rule
i have not learned that,
i dont see 2 terms
but thats chain rule
No its product rule
but the 900-x has the power of 1/2
that looks like an overload profile picture
im not sure i understand, i thought of the terms givin as chain rule becasue of the squre root
i dont]\
Oh ok
So here x is one function dependent on the variable and root of 900 -x is one more function
can we do it with chain rule?
No chain rule is different
When you do d/dx of f(x) you use chain rule
Chain rile is only when there is one function that is complex
So now try using this
And find the answer
I will wait
Any problems?
yes,
well i was doing side research on chain rule rq to try and figure stuff out
it honestly does look like I can do chain rul e
No
Its not like chain rule
In chain rule a function is inside another function
Like 900-x a function is inside a root function
X on the other hand is not
It is just multiplied
, are you trying to say x represents its own term making x and the squarroot functino only differntiable with product rule
You made a slight mistake
In second part it is -x
900-x
@undone linden
Then you just equate to zero and you will get correct answer
where?
ohhh
like i make f(x) = to 0?
Derivate is equal to zero as they are asking to find maxima
isolate for x i assume but that seems like a long process
Not cancel out
Just input the value in pi of x
Cause you found value at which it is max
Now you have to find the maximum value
Yep
nice, thank you
Just tell me the final answer so i can cross check it
A
Yeah ok nice
also
natural logs instead of logs?
Without any chain rule product rule
Yeah cause differentiation
Of ln x is 1/x
We dont need any extra terms like base and all