SOLUTION: Differentiate y=4^(csc^2)x +sqrt(x)*log (base of 3) x I differentiated the 4csc and got ln(4^(csc)^2)x then csc^2x *ln4. How do I do the Sqrt? Wouldnt I do the same t

SOLUTION: Differentiate y=4^(csc^2)x +sqrt(x)log (base of 3) x I differentiated the 4csc and got ln(4^(csc)^2)x then csc^2x ln4. How do I do the Sqrt? Wouldnt I do the same t

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Question 712700: Differentiate
y=4^(csc^2)x +sqrt(x)*log (base of 3) x
I differentiated the 4csc
and got
ln(4^(csc)^2)x
then csc^2x *ln4.
How do I do the Sqrt? Wouldnt I do the same thing with Log (base of 3) x? Change that to ln3/ lnx?
Answer by princessleia(1) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!

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