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Let r(w) = 5^w + logsub4w

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Evaluate r'?

asked Jul 22, 2014 in CALCULUS by anonymous

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The equation is r(w) = 5w + log4 w.

r(w) = 5w + log4 w.

Apply base rule of logarithm : logb a = log a/log b.

r(w) = 5w + (log w/log 4).

Derivative the above equation with respect to w.

r ' = (5w)' + (log w/log 4)'

Derivative of ax is ax log a,

r ' = 5wlog 5 + [(1/log 4)(log w)']

Derivative of log x is 1/x.

r ' = 5wlog 5 + [(1/log 4)(1/w)]

r ' = 5wlog 5 + [1/(wlog 4)].

Therefore,  r ' = 5wlog 5 + [1/(wlog 4)].

answered Jul 22, 2014 by lilly Expert

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