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Zack Mcconnell
1 March, 22:16
The derivative of y=x^ (1+√2)
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Mike Mckenzie
2 March, 01:14
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The power rule tells you
(d/dx) (x^n) = n·x^ (n-1)
You have n=1+√2, so your derivative is
... dy/dx = (1+√2) ·x^ (√2)
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