(a) Calculate the derivative of π¦=3.4π₯^(3)β2.8π₯^(0.5)
(b) Calculate the derivative of cos(π₯)/π₯
(a) The derivative of π¦=3.4π₯^(3)β2.8π₯^(0.5) is:
π¦β² = 10.2π₯^(2) β 1.4π₯^(-0.5)
(b) The derivative of cos(π₯)/π₯ can be found using the quotient rule:
Let π’ = cos(π₯) and π£ = 1/π₯
Then π’β² = -sin(π₯) and π£β² = -1/π₯^2
Using the quotient rule, we get:
(πππ (π₯) π₯β² β πππ β²(π₯) π₯)/π₯^2
= (-sin(π₯) π₯ - cos(π₯))/π₯^2
= (-sin(π₯) / π₯) - (cos(π₯) / π₯^2)
Therefore, the derivative of cos(π₯)/π₯ is:
πππ (π₯)/π₯^2 - π ππ(π₯)/π₯