This is a simple equation.
The equation is y = 1.6x with y being the miles and x being the kilometers.
Lets plug the kilometers in.
Y=1.6(7.7)
1.6 * 7.7 = 12.32
12.32 miles is equal to 7.7 kilometers
HOWEVER
There are about .6 miles in a kilometer, so if you typed this wrong I don't know.
It is still the same concept.
Y = .6x
Y = .6(7.7)
.6 * 7.7 = 4.8
In this case there are 4.8 miles in 7.7 kilometers
Multiply first then you would wanna add but you can't until you subtract 5-3 then add I got 12
Given:
To find:
The f'(y).
Solution:
Chain rule of differentiation:
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Differentiation of exponential:
We have,
Differentiate with respect to y.
Therefore, the differentiation of the given function is .
