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Differentiating a Logarithmic Function in Exercise, find the derivative of the function. See Examples 1, 2, 3, and 4.

y = ln{[(6 - x)^3/2]/x^2/3}

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Answer:


(dy)/(dx)=-[((5x+24)/(36x-6x^2))]

Explanation:

Given function:

y =
\ln(\frac{(6 - x)^{(3)/(2)}}{x^{(2)/(3)}})

we know


\ln((A)/(B)) = ln(A) - ln(B)

thus,

y =
\ln((6 - x)^{(3)/(2)}) - \ln(x^{(2)/(3)})

or

also,

ln(Aⁿ) = n × ln(A)

thus,

y =
((3)/(2))*\ln(6 - x) - ((2)/(3))*\ln(x)

therefore,


(dy)/(dx)=[((3)/(2))*(1)/((6-x))*(0 - 1)] - [ ((2)/(3))*(1)/(x)*1]

or


(dy)/(dx)=-((3)/(2(6-x))) - ((2)/(3x))

or


(dy)/(dx)=-[((3(3x)+2*2(6-x))/(2(6-x)*(3x)))]

or


(dy)/(dx)=-[((5x+24)/(36x-6x^2))]

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