#Calculus homework

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half hollow
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I have no idea where to begin and hope someone can help me explain it

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half hollow
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idk why my teacher would give this hard of homework when we barely been taught it

vivid sluice
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1st one chain rule

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second one i guess implicit not sure

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third one split using log properties

half hollow
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that’s the thing tho i don’t know how

vivid sluice
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1st one chain rule

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do yo know how to chain rule

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just asking

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log properties include

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ln(ab)=ln a + ln b

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ln a^n=n * ln a

half hollow
vivid sluice
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then i guess you got to wait

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no use rushing

half hollow
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but the homework is due tomorrow at the beginning of class

vivid sluice
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Then the only option is i have to teach it

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Ok i will try my best on chat

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We will start with easiest of the three

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The first one

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Suppose i have a function sin (x²)

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How do i differentiate it

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Put x² as some z

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Dy/dx i have to find

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I can multiply divide by dz

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So (dy/dz)*(dz/dx)

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So d(sinz)/dz *d(x²)/dx

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And at last put z is equal to x²

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Did you understand

cobalt crypt
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@half hollow for the first one you must know arcsec derivative and chain rule

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Have you learned these?

vivid sluice
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he told he is still learning

cobalt crypt
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Alright so the general formula is:
[f(g(x))]'=f'(g(x))•g'(x)