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Please derivate this
(2x√(x) )/(3)

User WindChimes
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Answer:


f'(x)=√(x)

Explanation:

We begin with the given function


f(x)=(2x√(x) )/(3)

Before we differentiate this function, let us do some manipulations to make this much easier


f(x)=(2x√(x) )/(3)\\\\f(x)=(2)/(3) (x)(x^{(1)/(2) } )\\\\f(x)=(2)/(3) x^{(3)/(2) }

Now we can use the power rule to differentiate this and then simplify


f'(x)=(3)/(2) *(2)/(3) x^{(1)/(2) } \\\\f'(x)=x^{(1)/(2) } \\\\f'(x)=√(x)

User Cristian Scheel
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