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14-10-2019
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Find the derivative of the function f, below.
(Z^5 + 13)/z^1/2

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Answer:

4.5z^(3.5) -6.5z^(-1.5)

Step-by-step explanation:

I find it easier to write this as the sum of two terms and use the power rule.

f = z^(4.5) +13z^(-0.5)

f' = 4.5z^(3.5) -6.5z^(-1.5)

[tex]f'=\dfrac{9z^5-13}{2z\sqrt{z}}[/tex]

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