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Diferenciation?
prove that derivative (y+3/2) = (e^x/2)....original question is diferenciate: x=ln(2y+3)
To find left part is easy, as well as inverse and derivate.
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- 12 hours ago
Good job! Just be careful, e²≠e^ln(2), verify! in general: y=ln x, then e^y=x or x=e^y, so I cannot award you thumb up
Source(s): my head - la consoleLv 71 day ago
x = Ln(2y + 3)
e^(x) = e^[Ln(2y + 3)]
e^(x) = 2y + 3
2y = e^(x) - 3
y = (1/2).e^(x) - (3/2)
y' = (1/2).e^(x)
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