Question #4e523

1 Answer
Mar 25, 2017

dy/dx=2x

Explanation:

Consider the term e^(-3lnx)

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rArre^(-3lnx)=e^(lnx^-3)=x^-3

rArry=x^5e^(-3lnx)=x^5xxx^-3=x^2

rArrdy/dx=2x