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what is the answer to y ' = ½ * x^(-½) *(8x-3)^-1 + √x * [-1(8x-3)^(-2) * 8]

 Jul 22, 2014

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If you want it integrated to find y as a function of x then:

ODE

 Jul 22, 2014
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y ' = ½ * x^(-½) *(8x-3)^-1 + √x * [-1(8x-3)^(-2) * 8]

 

Do you want this to be integrated or what?

 

$$y'=0.5x^{-0.5}*(8x-3)^{-1}+\sqrt{x} *[-1(8x-3)^{-2}*8]\\\\

y'=0.5x^{-0.5}(8x-3)^{-1}+\sqrt{x}\; [-8(8x-3)^{-2}]\\\\$$

 

I've cleaned it up just a little bit but what do you want us to do with it?

 Jul 22, 2014
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If you want it integrated to find y as a function of x then:

ODE

Alan Jul 22, 2014

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