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Calculate dy/dx: y=sqrt (t ln(t^4))?

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Calculate dy/dx: y=sqrt (t ln(t^4))?

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  1. There is no way you can find dy / dx just from a formula relating y and t.

    y = [  t ln(t^4) ]^(1 / 2)

    (d / dt) ln(t^4) = 4t^3 / ln(t^4)

    dy / dt = (1 / 2) [ t ln(t^4) ]^(- 1 / 2) * [ t * 4t^3 / ln(t^4) + ln(t^4) ]

    = [ 4t^4 / ln(t^4) + ln(t^4) ] / { 2 sqrt[ t ln(t^4) ] }.

    = [ 4t^4 + {  ln(t^4) }^2 ] / [ 2 ln(t^4) sqrt[ t ln(t^4) ].

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