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Practice Problems 4
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Cosmo MATH 1010 · Calc I
Walk me through problem 4 — what's the method this week?
This week's method is logarithmic differentiation — your prof introduced it Tuesday for problems with a variable in both base and exponent Lecture 8 · slide 14.

Problem 4 is the same form you saw on the practice set prompt Practice Problems 4 · Q4. Same trick: take ln of both sides, differentiate, multiply by f(x).

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For problem 4, walk me through f'(x), using the method from this week's lecture
I don't know what your problem 4 is or which method your professor taught this week. To find a derivative you can use:
• Power rule
• Product rule
• Quotient rule
• Chain rule
• Logarithmic differentiation

If you share the function and the method, I can help… [generic without your class context]
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Cosmo MATH 1010 · Calc I
For problem 4, walk me through f'(x), using the method from this week's lecture
This week: Lecture 8 (Tuesday) introduced logarithmic differentiation. That's the method to use here. 📄 Lecture 8 · slide 14

Answer: f'(x) = (x²+1)x · [ln(x²+1) + 2x²/(x²+1)]

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