#Differntiation

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opal cedar
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May someone pls help me with question 3, I'd appreciate it

exotic blaze
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this is the method, i’ll then explain what i did:

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so i used the product rule to differentiate y^4 ln(y)

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i factorised out y^3 just to neaten it up you don’t have to

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i then used the fact that the dy/dx is the reciprocal of dx/dy to find dy/dx

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i then just substituted in y as e then simplified

opal cedar
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ok thank u mate @exotic blaze