SOLUTION: Find dy/dx using the method of logarithmic differentiation when y = (4+9x^2)^ln(x) dy/dx=?

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Question 1160314: Find dy/dx using the method of logarithmic differentiation when y = (4+9x^2)^ln(x)
dy/dx=?

Answer by Edwin McCravy(20055)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

Find dy/dx using the method of logarithmic differentiation when
y = (4+9x^2)^ln(x)
dy/dx=?


Edwin

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