Answer:
dy/dx= cos(ln(x))/x
Step-by-step explanation:
y=sin(ln(x)) given
We have to use chain rule to differentiate!
Let u=ln(x) then du/dx=1/x
So we have
if y=sin(ln(x)) then y=sin(u) and dy/dx=dy/du * du/dx=cos(u) *1/x
where again u=ln(x) so
dy/dx=cos(ln(x)) *1/x
dy/dx=cos(ln(x))/x
I hope I have the right intepretation because I do see a ? in between sin and (ln(x)) .
Solve 4x=3x+10
And then that what your answer should be
"Three plus the product of 2 and h" is written as (3 + 2h) .
The value of x is 5 by using external angle
