In{g(x)}-> g'/g????.....That rule I do not know


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Posted by Subhotosh Khan on August 12, 2002 at 09:27:31:

In Reply to: y=3^x posted by bana on August 12, 2002 at 07:53:27:

: Hi thre,
: I've been told that if y=3^x, then y'=(In3)3^x . how does it work with the rule In{g(x)}-> g'/g?
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First of all"
y = 3^x

y' = 3^x * ln 3(...not "In")

To prove that:

y = 3^x

ln y = x * ln 3 (... taking 'ln' of both sides)

y'/y = ln 3 (...differentiating both sides)

y' = y * ln 3 = 3^x * ln 3




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